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Dans un courrier daté du 14/01/98 23:30:12 , Gwenaël Gautier écrit :
<< If you cannot or don't want to afford the cost of being professionnal,
that is perfectly OK, but then you play in the amateur ligue, and charge
amateur prices for amateur products. Right now, for me TS is kind of in
between for lack of rigor in its inherent design: SUPERB but a BIT
SLOPPY at times hummmmh?
Mind though, Omega has come a long way, it used to be real sloppy with
version 3.5! We can only hope to see the positive trend continue with
TS5.0.
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This is not my opinion.
As a long time user (block 307), I remember the long way from version, 1.0 to
TS4 build 20.
Who remember version 1.0 ?
Omega behaviour is not "sloppy". Its "steepy" with also a fractal component
observed maybe since TS3.5.
SDoi, you cannot forecast what will be TS5.
<<
One becomes what one is putting in at every moment. If you don't
respect your clients as equal partners, you will not become their
equal partner, for they will not respect you either. It seems some of
this must have been happening at some point, as I notice I am not the
only one to have had too many frustrating experiences with Omega which
had no reason to be, or to become such.
>>
In most of cases, frustrating experiences with Omega are not real.
One may better speak of " Omega users having individually frustrating
experiences with their software".
Curiously, I have not this experience after 6 year of full time TS programming
and testing realtime.
Maybe the tick editing problem is an exception.
It's obviously explained by the 16 bit encoding as pointed out recently.
This will be solved in TS5 server that is a 32 bit version.
Sincerely,
Pierre Orphelin
Omega Reseach self promoted lawyer.
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