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rjc@geech.ai.mit.edu (Ray Cromwell) writes:

>  I don't think the aMiga is hard to program, again, thats me. As for
> bugs, I think bad-software gets publicized more than 'good' software, hence
> it gives people the impression that a large portion of Amiga software is bad.
> I've had IBMs, Macs, and C64's lock up on me plenty of times, the reason
> the Amiga is infamous for crashing, is that the GURU stands out, its actually
> kinda funny. The Amiga crashes more specular then the IBM(Lockup), Mac/ST
> (bombs), so people take notice.

I think there's a lot of truth in that. Multifinder on a Mac seems
to lend itself to bugs and crashes too much. I just installed Windows
3 as well and I've been getting quite a few crashes on that.

What worries me about Multifinder is that it will crash with software
that is known to be good when not running multifinder. The Amiga tends
to have bad pieces of software which will happily crash you any old time...


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