That is actually more the policy. Nothing is actually ever enforced and
we only "threaten" to not support them, in reality we end up supporting
just about anything in a pinch...
- Matt
Jason Fesler wrote:
>
> > I admit such forcing of specific tools sounds a bit draconian, but
> > otherwise we get into real issues trying to support too many varieties
>
> Our company has a simple policy. "Here is what we use." No enforcement,
> but also, no support, for anything else. You break something else, you
> pick up your own peices, or move to a supported platform :-).
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