I think they can fix the worst follow-ups of this bug, like writing zero-sized or otherwise unreadable files. But i doubt, that Poser6 will ever allow to render complex scenes in a good quality. Somehow the Poser-programmers seem to be unable to deal with complex memory-stuff. I don't want to blame anyone with this, but my experiences with Poser tell me, that they don't want or don't can fix memory-problems. So i would be content, if they at least succeed that the program doesn't crash, when running low in memory, but allows the user to save everything for the next try. I know that it is not easy to program, but in the software i write at the moment, it is no problem to render ten V3s, and the OpenGL preview is as fast as i can move my mouse. So it IS possible, but certainly not with an 10year old kernel that is filled with countless bugfixes, add-ons and python-driven (and therefore interpreted!) scripts.