Re: Release notes and readme files

[Steven Jong <SteveFJong -at- comcast -dot- net>]

"According to most of the development people I've worked with, there  
is no such thing as a bug.  It's just an undocumented feature."

Sure. And there's no such thing as a typo. It's just an alternate  
spelling 8^)

Regarding an in-your-face list of bugs in release notes, at a certain  
large computer vendor I once worked for, a colleague was kept under  
the gun grinding out the release notes for an operating-system  
release. He did manage to finish the document, but when the  
engineering vice president saw over 100 PAGES of restrictions  
(unfixed bugs), he canceled the release.

                -- Steve

Steven Jong (Subveni, Domine! Habemus aliam felem!)
SteveFJong -at- comcast -dot- net
978-413-2553 [C]
Home sweet home page: home.comcast.net/~stevefjong


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