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1. Win95 patch: how bad will side effects be?

Author

Pontin, Jason and Scannell, Ed

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Software quality, Memory manager, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Microsoft Windows 95 (Operating system) -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Software -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Operating systems -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls
Abstract

While Microsoft Corp. claims that a change to how memory resources are handled in Windows 95 memory is an easily fixable bug and not a design flaw, the company is […]

Published
1995

2. Alliant still snagged on compiler: target late '90, early '91 solution

Subjects
Product delay, Software quality, Compiler/decompiler, RISC, Alliant Computer Systems Corp. -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Intel 80860 (Microprocessor) -- Product defects and recalls, Alliant Computer Systems FX/2800 (Supercomputer), Software -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Debugging, Coroutines -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Compilers -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Compiling (Electronic computers) -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development
Abstract

Alliant Still Snagged on Compiler LITTLETON, Mass. -- Alliant Computer Systems Corp. is still having difficulty getting its compiler to work properly on the 860-based RISC parallel processor it introduced […]

Published
1990

3. OS/2 Warp Server news

Author

Walters, Kevin

Subjects
Network software, Software quality, Network operating system, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, OS/2 Warp Server (Network operating system) -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Software -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Network operating systems -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Network software -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development
Abstract

IBM recently announced three components designed to improve OS/2 Warp Server support of Windows 95 and Windows NT clients. The enhancements consist of a new Windows 95 client, a new […]

Published
1997

4. Novell tries to squish a few bugs

Author

Cole, Barb

Subjects
Software quality, Workgroup software, Novell Inc. -- Product defects and recalls, GroupWise 5.0 (Workgroup software) -- Product defects and recalls, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Software -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Work groups -- Computer programs, Work group computing
Abstract

Bugs in GroupWise 5.0 are forcing Novell, Inc. to release a service pack next month to correct flaws and delay some planned Internet features until summer. The company will ship […]

Published
1997

5. Reports of Win95's death have been greatly exaggerated

Author

Livingston, Brian

Subjects
64-bit operating system, 32-bit operating system, Software quality, Product defect/failure, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Microsoft Windows 95 (Operating system) -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Computer software industry -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Software -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Operating systems -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Product quality
Abstract

A debate has been raging on bulletin boards and in the Windows 95 beta forums for the past three weeks regarding reports of an 'architectural flaw' in the Windows 95 […]

Published
1995

6. Intel and Microsoft learn that trust is easier to lose than to win

Author

Gibson, Stan

Subjects
Microprocessor, 64-bit operating system, Product delay, 32-bit operating system, Software quality, Microprocessor upgrade, Product defect/failure, Operating system, Intel Corp. -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Microsoft Corp. -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Central processing units -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Software -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Public relations, Operating systems -- Product development -- Product defects and recalls, Microprocessors -- Product defects and recalls -- Product development, Product quality
Abstract

In the end, computing comes down to the two basic building blocks of computing: an operating system and the microprocessor on which it runs. The two companies that are most […]

Published
1994

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