I understand, but by the time a properly developed
and tested program reaches release, it will have been tested enough that it is
expected to function properly or without significant problems for most
users. That's why there are snapshots released more than once a week for
testing during development and that's why betas are released before
development.
Some people like to test programs while in
development. they may have annoyances or problems because of bugs while
the program is being developed. Interested people may spot problems or
express dissatisfaction with some aspects of the program during that time.
for people who want reliability and who don't want to test, the final release
version is the most likely to be the most bugg-free and reliable in the
development of the current version.
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Sent: Friday, June 03, 2016 3:56 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] NVDA Curiosity
Just to clarify, I only asked how many people were not having
problems
with the new NVDA because people that are having problems with the
new
NVDA usually report them. I wanted to see if problems were just with a
few people or the majority.
Chris
