Thanks Lorenzo! I may have been a bit defensive -- I woke
up to an
inbox full of e-mails with subjects along the lines of
"Orca is
crashing/hurting xxx".
When I dug into them, I saw that it really was a
failure/regression
outside the control of Orca. From a historical point of
view, I'd like
to see the Orca mailing list thread summaries provide a more
accurate
representation of the issue at hand. For example, imagine
my boss
happened to say "Hey, I'll view the the Orca mailing
list archives to
see how it's going." To help prevent potentially
inaccurate
perceptions, I will often retitle the subject when I
respond. I also
gratuitously retitle subjects to more meaningful phrases to
help others
track down problems.
Having said that, I want to assure everyone that we want to
hear about
problems. Feedback from our users is very important and I
value the
fact that people take the time to write comments. You guys
are all an
awesome community, and the general patience with the
bleeding edge is
commendable. We are going to get there together one step at
time.
Will
Lorenzo Taylor wrote:
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> Sorry. I wasn't really blaming Orca for the trouble
with FireFox. My
> observation was based on the fact that if Orca wasn't
running I got
> FireFox to go further than when Orca was running. Over
all, Orca is
> quite stable and crashes a lot less often than the
Windows counterparts
> I used to use which sometimes not only crashed
themselves but also had a
> bad habbit of crashing the entire OS. Thanks very much
for the great
> work.
>
> Live long and prosper,
> Lorenzo
> - --
> I've always found anomalies to be very relaxing. It's a
curse.
> - --Jadzia Dax: Star Trek Deep Space Nine (The
Assignment)
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