Just because the computer doesn't know why it crashed doesn't mean a human won't. At least print out a stack trace, or something, then print the haiku. Give som

Just because the computer doesn't know why it crashed doesn't mean a human won't. At least print out a stack trace, or something, then print the haiku. Give someone a chance at figuring out what went wrong. Maybe there was a developer mode I wasn't aware of, but at least Windows at the time (3.1 and 95) was capable of giving the user some indication about what part of the software crashed, whether or not the user knew what to do with it. My first impression of the OS is what led me to avoid it, it's that simple. I don't know why other people didn't adopt it, I can't speak for them.