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Re: System V3 <> V4 problems

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From: Stan Warford
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 1996 18:25
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Wojtek wrote:

> I know that some ETH associates tend to dismiss the whole problem 
> as nonexistent. I have received an e-mail from ETH saying "we are the 
> givers, you are the takers, stop complaining". Another e-mail from 
> a former ETH associate said "Some read news, some make it." (This 
> was in response to my observation that Oberon "funding fathers" 
> do not participate in this newsgroup.) IMHO, the attitude conveyed 
> by such messages is guaranteed to backfire. I hope this is not the 
> prevailing attitude at the Oberon headquarters.

Speaking as a customer, it is not the attitude at Oberon Microsystems,
the company that provides Oberon/F.  As a registered developer, my
questions have always been answered, system updates are regular, and
plans for the future are published clearly so I will know how to plan.
(BTW, in response to an earlier post a unix version of Oberon/F is
planned.)  Perhaps this is due to the difference between a commercial
venture (which must be concerned about the needs of its customers)
and an academic one (Who are the customers?).

Stan Warford
Pepperdine University
warford@pepperdine.edu
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From: Stan Warford <warford@pepperdine.edu>
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Subject: Re: System V3 <> V4 problems
Date: 8 Apr 1996 20:25:03 +0200
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