From: "Geo." 

"Mike N."  wrote in message
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>   The .NET apps usually run like a bloated Barney, but the programming
> productivity gain and quality improvement is enough for many people to
> turn
> a blind eye to the performance.

Well I certainly understand the draw to the hobby programmer but can't
software vendors see that from their customer's pov it sucks? We have to
load an exploitable .NET framework, the apps are pigs, troubleshooting is
more complex, I mean really why are they in charge of a software project if
they don't understand what the end users want? And how do you figure there
is a quality improvement, I guess I should ask by what measure of quality?

Geo.

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