At 19:39 05/01/2015 -0800, Michael Crawford wrote:
If an end-user application crashes during normal use, it is ultimately the fault of its software developer.
Or user error. Or memory failure. Or processor overheating. Or disk corruption. Or (Windows) registry corruption. Or earlier power outage. Or malware. Or ...
Perhaps you have a friend who already has a Linux or OS X box that you could test with. If it works OK on Linux, then you could install it in a virtual machine such as VirtualBox.
This may well be a useful test, but if the problem doesn't show on the friend's system, it may still be any of the above. The change of operating system may be a red herring.
Brian Barker
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