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John Beckett ([log in to unmask]) wrote:
> The bottom line: Always ignore version codes when selecting which you
> will install. Base your decision on what people (the ones you trust)
> tell you about each version. For instance: HP announced Q-MIT as the
> most carefully checked bug-free version of MPE ever. Well, Q-delta-2
> actually was.
>
> Just my $.01999998 worth (who took my 486?)
With the Express Release system, HP "appears" to have read Bob Greens
paper on software engineering. In my imagined perfect world, we would
receive 3-4 revisions of MPE in a year, each with a small number of
enhancements. Major tricks (like >4 gig files) would come out with
major releases.
And, of course, each release would be *numbered* in sequence (.1, .2)
. . . unless the releases are tracked on a Pentium (.1, .7, .003)
ps: Anyone who has not read Bob's paper should do so before staring any
new software projects.
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