silly.
Also even commercial software get late and buggy.
Programming is just a lot of work, and the ones who complain, because
they cannot get fast
enough the free work of someone else should out up { help with the work
} or shut up.
My grattude and congratulations to the doers: you have delivered a free
OS second to none, and more!
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Daniel Veditz wrote:
Peter Piper wrote:
Looks like the release date for a final mozilla browser has slipped
again. Gee, surprise surprise. If you look at their road map
http://www.mozilla.org/roadmap.html you'll notice that the release date
has been pushed back until the end of September, if their lucky.
The mozilla project should get some kind of vapourware of the decade
award.
And your track-record estimating dates for complex software projects
is... ?
I think NT 5.0 (Windows 2000) still has us beat by two or three years
in the
slippage department, but of course now that they've shipped we're
catching
up to them day by day. I'm not worried that we'll win your award,
though.
-Dan Veditz
