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Re: Crashes
by Matt on Friday 14/Jul/2006, @19:20

LOL wow, you made my day!

Unfortunately it is a reality the software is buggy. Some more, some less. Show me one piece of software with more than 5 lines of code which isn't!?!

More important is that there is an organized way to fix these bugs. And KDE / KOffice does have it.

Also you, like every user, can report bugs, document them, show a testcase (which you obviously have when you did experience a bug, just try to reduce it to the minimum required to trigger the bug.) Then this bug will be history quickly.

I'm using KOffice (mainly KWord and KSpread) in production for a long time, and I can see that it has reached a very good level by now, and that without the bloat which makes me hesitating to even start OO. There are still a few cases where I need other features, not yet available in KOffice, but they get less and less.

Keep on going you KOffice guys, your effort is very much appreciated!

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