Straight from the Horses Mouth

Oh , dear , it seems you don't understand business practises . What would happen if all Symantec employees were honest - I guess Symantec wouldn't be number 1 in sales then

 

I find it very hard to see how such glaringly obvious bugs were missed then, like Outlook Express quitting out on launch, i tried NOD 3 on 6 different setups all running XP Pro and all suffered from the dreaded "BING" bug on launch.
I even tried it on a cleanly just installed Test machine with no extras running and again it failed, later i discovered read reciepts couldnt be sent, and that account names in sent items were missing, what i'm saying here is, if i could find all this in less than a day, how come after all the rigorous testing eset put in, none of these (now admitted by eset) bugs didnt come to light. ? Doesnt make any sense to me.

 

Symantec is good at sucking up to Microshaft and all the big name computer makers.

Go here: http://www.techdirt.com/ and read up on what big business is up to. It's amazing how greed rules the world.

 

That quote was nothing but one man's opinion.

 

Sorry DVD buddy. I thought I could stay out of it but I can't.

 

I'm sorry I seriously doubt that there's any credibility to that story, seems a bit of a stretch...

 

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Ho - Ho - Ho !!! Merry Christmas !

 

That isn't astounding at all. Based on my brief* experience with ESS RC1, I couldn't believe they were even considering it a release candidate. And some of the issues I mentioned were totally ignored.

* Brief, because I didn't need much time to determine that the software was too buggy to continue using.

 

you were lucky !! the finished one was far far worse than the RC1.