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jeff@eniac.seas.upenn.edu (Jeff White) writes:

>  Larger sites might want to try to obtain a copy, and advise as many users
>as possible to obtain it from there (ie. DEC users should ftp their copy 
>from a local DEC machine, and not have 100 people making individual ftp's
>to apple.).  I'm curious to see how many (if any) updates for 7.0 end up 
>being released.   I believe 'System 6.0' needed versions 6.0.1 and 6.0.2 to
>actually become stable, and versions .3, .4, and .5 for support for newer
>machines.  You'll definitely have a lot of net traffic if users have to
>do ftp's of the set 2 or 3 times before they eventually get a stable version.

One of the larger differences between the 6.0.x versions and 7.0 is that
Apple says that they plan to seed every developer with 7.0.  This was not
the case at any time in the past.  Giving a few thousand developers a few
months to test it will (hopefully) insure a much more stable release than
was the case when a few dozen (or hundred) got a couple of weeks to test
something.
-- 
Dennis Cohen
Claris Corp.
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