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1) You'd rather things didn't stabilize and perform better as you upgrade
operating systems?
IBM does a great job of testing, bringing people in for prebeta testing,
beta testing, and follow up support. But granted, they, and every other
business, will always find a way to improve items.
You can't wait for ever to implement new technology. Classic example:
France had a pretty fair antitank weapon. But they delayed production
because they had a better one coming out. However, while they were waiting
Germany rolled over them in WWII.
"Brendan Bispham"
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> Yeah, but it really stabilized and performed better in V4R4. Heck, just
> keep current and you won't have to worry about it.
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>>
>> Actually, NetServer became available in V4R2.
>>
Surely a contradiction? If you kept current when V4R2 came out, and used
this wonderful new feature... you'd have to wait until V4R4 before it
became
stable?
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