In article <719518170snx@kerberos.demon.co.uk> alovell@kerberos.demon.co.uk (Anthony Lovell) writes:
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>Well look on the bright side if you couldn't find the bugs how would they
>get fixed

Oh, yes, the NULL-pointer finding code was definitely a good move: I
have already received patches for (or fixed them myself with the help of
reports sent in by others) at least 99% of the problems, and it seems to
have resulted in at least the tcp/ip code working much better.  I now
have reports that X11 runs fine both to and from another machine under
linux with tcp/ip, and I'll make 0.98.3 available in a few days after I
have gotten some more reports.  So I'm not complaining about the
problems with 0.98.2 (although others probably are :-), but I would have
been even happier if everything had worked 100% on the first try.. 

                Linus