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yendiYep, today is Monday Part 2.
We start with the lack of sleep last night, combined with the knowledge that tonight will also involve very little sleep.
Then we add to it the discovery that the only bug remaining in the OSX EOL installer is actually the result of Safari (and Netscape, but since Netscape isn't shipped as a default browser, it doesn't matter, especially since AOL fired the entire development team last week anyway, basically killing the product for good) not using the standard file://localhost/Volumes path to get to installer, but instead using file://EOL_FALL2003/etc as its path. Grr.
And then, we discover that the OS9 installer has a bug in a client that looks to be purely the result of recompiling with a newer version of VISE. Double-grr, especially since this will require more work, and only five people will be using OS9 (we're dropping support for it after this version, which is why time spent fixing a bug for it is even more of a waste).
On the Windows side, the bugs are all cosmetic. I can deal with that.
I feel very much like Steve on Monster House (huge props to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
voltbang for getting me addicted to this show) usually feels halfway through each week.
We start with the lack of sleep last night, combined with the knowledge that tonight will also involve very little sleep.
Then we add to it the discovery that the only bug remaining in the OSX EOL installer is actually the result of Safari (and Netscape, but since Netscape isn't shipped as a default browser, it doesn't matter, especially since AOL fired the entire development team last week anyway, basically killing the product for good) not using the standard file://localhost/Volumes path to get to installer, but instead using file://EOL_FALL2003/etc as its path. Grr.
And then, we discover that the OS9 installer has a bug in a client that looks to be purely the result of recompiling with a newer version of VISE. Double-grr, especially since this will require more work, and only five people will be using OS9 (we're dropping support for it after this version, which is why time spent fixing a bug for it is even more of a waste).
On the Windows side, the bugs are all cosmetic. I can deal with that.
I feel very much like Steve on Monster House (huge props to
voltbang for getting me addicted to this show) usually feels halfway through each week.![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
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