Firefox 3.5 is out.

That is good that they admit to a buggy version, but what do we want, a buggy version released and then patched in two weeks or a stable version?

Hmmm,

"[The] goal of this release should be a quick turnaround that fixes topcrashes and bugs we almost held ship for,"

Reminds me of a garage I once worked for. They would ship vehicles that had PDI faults, knowing that they would come back to be fixed, but at least they delivered on time :rolleyes:

The project manager's mantra is:

On Time
To Budget
To Quality

Guess they fell on the third? :D

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Originally Posted by nihil

Hmmm,

"[The] goal of this release should be a quick turnaround that fixes topcrashes and bugs we almost held ship for,"

Reminds me of a garage I once worked for. They would ship vehicles that had PDI faults, knowing that they would come back to be fixed, but at least they delivered on time :rolleyes:

The project manager's mantra is:

On Time
To Budget
To Quality

Guess they fell on the third? :D

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THey should be fined for that.

If something isnt ready, do not release but I guess everyone does it. Even with software.

Hey it even happens in my company.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by nihil

Hmmm,

"[The] goal of this release should be a quick turnaround that fixes topcrashes and bugs we almost held ship for,"

Reminds me of a garage I once worked for. They would ship vehicles that had PDI faults, knowing that they would come back to be fixed, but at least they delivered on time :rolleyes:

The project manager's mantra is:

On Time
To Budget
To Quality

Guess they fell on the third? :D

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Too bad the Firefox crew doesn't have that new "ButtCompiler". Then they could put Firefox in the box it belongs in.

Opera RULES ! :D :D :D