Author: James T. Walker
Date: 06:33:57 07/18/02
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On July 17, 2002 at 21:00:29, Jeroen van Dorp wrote: >> Hey the Program doesn't have to be Perfect, The best way to find out problems >>in your program is to release it to the Public and get ton's of Feedback. > >"This release of XXXXXX came out far too early. It's infested with bugs, and >certainly not tested enough. I'd wish program makers would take time to find out >the bugs before releasing it on the market while it's not ready yet, and that >all to keep up with competition, all for money money, money. >If this is all XXXXXX can make of it, this will be the last version of XXXXX I >will ever buy. I'm very disappointent." > > >I'm *not* in for beta testing on my wallet. I buy a lot of software which costs >a lot and I expect it to work *flawlessly*. The program has to be perfect. A >company that releases a program that provokes tons of feedback (=complaints) >should be out of business. > >J. In that case I hope you did not buy Fritz 7/Hiarcs 8/Shredder 6 since they all use the same very buggy GUI. And I also agree that Chessbase should be out of business for their lousy support and failure to fix the bugs in their GUI. Jim P.S. you can also add Fritz 5.32/Fritz 6/ Junior 7/ to the list of buggy GUIs although Junior 7 is the best to date.
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