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Re: OpenJDK strategy


On Oct 28, 2007, at 00:42 , Bug wrote:

I'm amazed that on an engineering forum anyone thinks just "adding resources" will solve anything!

I'm amazed that on an Apple engineering forum somebody doesn't recall that Apple postponed Leopard since they had to "divert resources" to solve issues with the iPhone... :-)

Seriously, your statement is nonsense since is out of context. We're not talking about a single, troubled project were merely "adding resources" can't help. Do you realize that e.g. Sun started working on Java 6 while still working on Java 5? And that they're working on Java 7 while still working on Java 6 (and 5)? And if it's not a problem of resources, why are you talking about the "focus" that Apple choose? And if it's not a resource problem, where's the problem? 

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