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To: micny who wrote (7572)	7/2/1999 2:24:00 AM
From: Dwight E. Karlsen	Respond to of 20297

OT And so what if their [MSFT] Service Packs are bug fixes? When MSFT delayed Win95 until August of '95, everyone bitched and complained that they took too long to release it. I personally think MSFT rolls out their products on exactly the right time-table. They give betas to the people who are hungry for the newest and latest ASAP, then when it's 99% bug-free they release it to the masses. If you wanted a 100% bug-free Win98, you should not buy it until the first retail fix is available in stores (like now there is the Win98 "Update 1" or whatever they're calling it, in CompUSA).