The article does not mention whether the bugs have been reported and rectified in subsequent releases, either. Since at least some of the bugs found are segfau

The article does not mention whether the bugs have been reported and rectified in subsequent releases, either. Since at least some of the bugs found are segfault/data-corruption/wrong-query-results level ones[†], one would assume they'd get found out quite soon. For me, when picking software for a new project, an important metric is how fast bugs get fixed upstream. -- [†] I just love how `ones' is a perfectly reasonable expression in english. `Would that it were so in our programming languages', with apologies to Alan Perlis ;-)