Recommendation on 9.2 upgrade

I'm trying to get a feel for how many people are upgrading to weblogic 9.2 and how many people are waiting.
We are currently using 8.1 in our production environment. We upgraded our portal to Weblogic 9.2 (in test) but we had few issues and are trying to decide if we should go ahead with the upgrade, or wait for a better version.
Our biggest issues were with workshop:
It is a memory hog.
It's very slow and unproductive.
It crashes a lot which also affects productivity.
Also, our portal migration was pretty difficult and took quite a while (even with a BEA resource on site)
So what issues did you run into and are you upgrading now, or waiting? I couldn't find this info in the forums so forgive me if it was discussed before.
Thanks for any Info.
Mike

i would suggest consolidating your library.
(file > library > organize library > consolidate files).

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