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From: lvirden@pro-tcc.UUCP (Larry Virden)
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Subject: Re: Apple's committment to the // line
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Date: 20 Oct 89 09:50:12 GMT
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Network Comment: to #1314 by psuvm!sab121@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu

Any ideas on when the last operating system on ANY machine without bugs was
released?  As far as I am aware there has NEVER in the history of mankind been
an operating system without bugs - which, very often, are quite dangerous.
For instance, at work I use unix.  And we weekly see dozens of reports of
general unix bugs and bugs specific to the hardware and software machines that
we have.  By general, I mean they apply to our machine AND dozens, hundreds of
other models!  And this is an OS which has been around in one form or another
for more than 10 years.  So we should not be surprised if there are bugs in an
OS which is about 1 year old.
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