Xcode 4.0.2 and XS modules

[Richard Foley]

a. No, they were paying me to develop a test suite...

b. Because I wouldn't want to be sued by ... oh, that was close ;-)

b.b. Probably spent too long "south of the border".

c. I agree, but this is the usual case of them developing for windoze and 
exploder and not giving a flying f*** about the rest of the planet.  The usual 
short term thinking that gives software development a bad name.

Ciao

Richard
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Richard Foley
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> On Wed, Apr 27, 2011 at 11:43:36AM +0200, Richard Foley wrote:
> > This sounds similar to the response I got when reporting a number of bugs
> > in released software at a company which shall remain nameless.  The
> > suggested fix
> > 
> > was for me to:
> > 	"change your operating system"...
> > 
> > There's really no (polite) answer to that.
> 
> a: Had you previously paid them money for this software?
> 
> b: why are you still being nice enough not to name and shame them, so that
>    they get the reputation, mindshare and customer base that they deserve?
>    You're usually far more "Yorkshire" than that. Is Munich slowly changing
>    you? :-)
> 
> because it's sounding very much like they *don't* actually "support" the
> operating system that you were trying to use, so it would be better if
> their lies on this matter were public to avoid other people having the
> same problems that you did.
> 
> Nicholas Clark