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Tor Lillqvist-2 wrote:

You are barking up the wrong tree here. I have not seen any actual
developers
use language like "evil MS" or "M$" and argumentation like that. 

Agreed. It was a small provocation :)

But it confuses me that bugs (and especially regressions) such as the one I
mentioned are known to exist in version 3.4.x and yet it is widely announced
as "for enterprise users"

Obviously TDF thinks that moving forward fast will show enterprises that
this is an actively maintained project but aren't enterprises more
interested in stability and compatibility?

TDF already has version 3.3.3,  a really stable version which is still being
actively fixed. Why push forward 3.4.x with such known limitations?

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