I would have assumed that it's meant to fix it, but I wouldn't expect it to actually have fixed it. Has it? If so, that's a pretty remarkable feat, and I'd lov

I would have assumed that it's meant to fix it, but I wouldn't expect it to actually have fixed it. Has it? If so, that's a pretty remarkable feat, and I'd love to be wrong about this one. And are the open source libraries good enough at it?