On Jan 20, 8:36 pm, Leon <[email protected]> wrote: > In these situations the only constructive thing to do is not to point > fingers, but to try and work around the problem, together with the > parties that caused the problem in the first place, if possible (not > possible with Microsoft, of course...). Sitting back and repeating > that it's not your fault is not helpful.
That may not be helpful; however he has provided you with a very helpful workaround - run the software in a supported configuration. There, done! > The brutal fact is that *you* broke my work system this morning by > pushing out Firebug 1.5 via auto-update before it was properly > tested. Not true. *You* broke your work system by running an unofficial and unsupported build of Firefox. Get over it. Or go and shout at Ubuntu's package maintainers. > If there was ever a release blocking bug this was it, ORLY? I can see the conversation at Microsoft. SteveB: There's a bug in Office 2010 that occurs when someone runs it on the haxx0r'd version of Windows 8. BillG: OMFG, block that Office release right now, it mustn't get out the door! > Don't get me wrong, I'm still a huge Firebug fan, and really > appreciate the awesome work you do. Well you sure ain't showing it. Geoff
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