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``It just works!'' Ð Steve Jobs

``I want YOU to tell me whether a bug has been cured or not in NS_3.1!'' Ð Raf Schietekat

Known Bugs in NeXTSTEP
Purpose
Establishing a centralised database of bugs in NeXTSTEP, meant to be consulted by users to steer clear of trouble and by NeXT for cleaning up NeXTSTEP. The source of the information: NeXTSTEP's users (NeXT has abstained so far). Just check whether any bug you discover has been included already, and send a report to me if it hasn't; for items that are included as open-ended for a previous release, tell me whether they are now cured or not. The purpose: to help you avoid trouble, make it unnecessary to waste much time trying to identify a bug or finding out whether it has already been identified, and to share workarounds. This is a personal and purely voluntary effort (I must be crazy or something).
It has been reconfirmed several times that NeXT is not interested in this initiative, neither to divulge knowledge about bugs (maybe they don't want to kill the Ask_NeXT with the golden eggs, why else would they not try this to filter out most of the doubles?), nor to use its results (you are therefore invited/urged to relay any item in here that you find of interest to you and that you can reproduce (to be fair) in the latest release, to Bug_NeXT@NeXT.com).

Coverage
The following is limited to the official NeXTSTEP distribution, and excludes facts included in /NextLibrary/Documentation/ReleaseNotes.
A selection of bugs known to me (almost all, really), and not already included in the ReleaseNotes.
A selection of suggestions I want to make (many, but far from all), sort of compensation for maintaining this file¼
A selection of ``refereed'' reproducible bugs reported to me (indicated are: who discovered (by default the reporter), who reported, who verified).
Notices of fixes by NeXT's programmers wanted!
Some rumours and input from other sources (indicated as such).
This file incorporates all my reports to Bug_NeXT(ec) that are still valid (i.e., 1358, 1446, 1897 (not second item: cured), 1899, 2028, 2064, 2100, 2101 on Bug_NeXTec, none on Bug_NeXT) and replaces various submissions (among them earlier versions of this compilation).