Symantec to offer Panther updates for NUM, NAV
updated 07:55 pm EST, Tue December 2, 2003
NUM, NAV for Panther
Symantec today told MacNN it will release updates to ($100) at the end of January.
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Symantec today told MacNN it will release updates to ($100) at the end of January.
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I dont understand why are they soo darn late
...in a couple months. Initially, there will be a bunch of "fake" .dmg files that will piss everybody off, but then, finally, someone will post the real thing and you won't have to feel bad about paying Fifth Generation Systems - oops, I mean Salient, no, Deneba, I mean Norton, oops, I mean Symantec - any money for what will surely be a third-rate product.
Don't these companies get pre-release versions of new OSes so they can fix their programs before the official release?
These guys must have had at least two-three months to fix this problem...
That is a year in programming years... I love how I have to boot into jaguar in order to use my NUM...
I have to at least give Symantec credit for announcing an expected release date. Sure it's late to the party. On the Windows platform they would have announced immediate availability of the new versions the day the OS upgrade shipped. But at least they are saying something to keep people informed.
I just hate it when a software vendor refuses to give an estimated date for a product to ship. Yeah I know there are challenges with making an accurate estimate but if you stick to good software engineering practices then the more solid that estimate will be. So 2 stars to Symantec for keeping customers informed but you loose one for handing in your assignment late.
...when will we actually see a virus to make these tools of any use whatsoever. ;-)
To be fair, Norton has had a solid disk utility and optimization compatible program for Jaguar for more than a half a year while TTP 4 languished. So this 30 day delay after TTP 4 release is really a small matter. Actually, I have yet to actually receive my TTP 4 disk after much waiting.
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What about older software
Will there be a Panther fix for Systemworks 2.0 (I think NAV 8.x and Nort Utilities 7.x?