Thanks to Rich for
this link.
” Uh, what? 35 million lines of code? What exactly does this
thing do? And how is it supposed to become the operating system for
the rest of us? By that I mean how do we find ourselves going from
Windows 98 to this monster in a couple of years? Forget about it!
This has disaster written all over it. Microsoft had over 3,000
bugs in Windows 95, which was under five million lines of code for
sure. Folks, this is becoming a joke.”
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