Warren Baird wrote:
> I definitely don't want to belittle the work you and everyone else is
> doing on the new shr

I don't feel belittled or offended. There are definitely areas of
instability and unreliability, no doubt about that. Unfortunately, Nokia
decided to buy QT, rather than spending the money on FSO development :)

> Things have also improved tremendously
> since the first 'new' shr image. 

Oh yes :)

> I had fewer problems like that with the 'old' shr...

Given that there were much less changes in the old shr, it is no wonder
it was more "stable". Something that I hope to address with the
shr-testing series. Fewer, but larger changes.

> but as I said, I think it's great that so much progress is being made.  
> I'm still running the new shr-u build, and will try to upgrade to the
> shr-t build as soon as I get a chance.   Given how fast things seem to
> be moving on the new SHR, I *hope* that these general unreliability
> issues will disappear soon.

I fully agree with that :)

spaetz

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