Because I'M NOT SOFTWARE!
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And then Windows 95 became more stable. (Well, it was still Windows 95, so...) And when 98 came out, some organisations would choose to stay on 95 for a while until 98 stabilised and they were sure they could upgrade without problems. This was very common for a lot of software. It seems less common nowadays. Everything's rolling-release, "update now!". Instead of bug fix releases, bugs are fixed (if at all) in the next release bundled along with all the new bugs.