Wow, that's pretty fascinating! I can't tell you the number of times I've had to almost physically stop somebody when they say, "Mind if I install IE6 on this machine too?" We have test machines with various 5's, 5.5's, and 6 in our browser farm and some folks just don't comprehend that it's not like Netscape. (And I also have to remind them that AOL is running IE. But let's not go there.)
But I don't know if I would use this method. I'm not positive we would be able to reconstruct user-found bugs with this setup. And those who would really appreciate it, our engineers, are mostly on Linux. But I will send the link around to a few people anyway. Thanks.
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Date: 2003-11-07 08:38 (UTC)But I don't know if I would use this method. I'm not positive we would be able to reconstruct user-found bugs with this setup. And those who would really appreciate it, our engineers, are mostly on Linux. But I will send the link around to a few people anyway. Thanks.