Change is not bad - unreliable software is...

Frankly, to put something into Beta stage which has many non functional
modules implies that they are trying to push it through no matter what. And
probably they do not have a big software development team to keep up with
the demand.

I thought Hitech has a MacOS X version? Would not it be easier to take that
one over rather than developing a brand new Java based one?

Tamas


On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 8:23 PM, cdb <colin@btech-online.co.uk> wrote:

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> :: why change if not necessary.
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> We were told this was partly due to Windows 7 being (and I quote)
> 'considered unstable, and caused driver problems',  Microchip only use XP
> internally so they said. I would imagine part of it is an attempt to
> satisfy the growing number of Linux and Mac users.
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