Le mer 12/02/2003 à 14:31, Warly a écrit : > A first web page should points all the available document, and I should > definitely consider updating the Mandrake Linux policy and guidelines. > > Regarding development and tasks, I though that some tweaks on bugzilla > could make it used as a task manager.
Bugzilla is so painfully slow it's unuseable. - There are *way* too many packages, and it causes a *huge* delay in displaying the pages. - Also, every bug report is CC'ed on Cooker, to the bugs list and to the maintainer. This makes it hard to filter the bugreports to concentrate on one area. - Finally, it uses https:// so everything is encrypted, and adds to the slowness if the site. I would recommend using a Wiki, just like the one we have for internal engineering. It's easy to install, manage, and very low on resources. What's more, anyone can create a topic and link it to a project page. I would also like to have several groups: - Server group (apache, php, samba, mail) - Office application group (for example, why is the calculator missing in default install? Why isn't the menu anti-aliased in OOffice, etc) - Hardware and Driver group (so people can discuss i845 issues, etc. I would place XFree there also, since most problems are drivers) - Multimedia group (arts/esd/jackd, XawTV/Zapping, xmms, etc) - KDE group - Gnome group - Desktop application group (anything else not KDE/Gnome/Office related) - Drak tools, including installer. - Core group, where we could talk about RPM-Howto, glibc, initscripts, etc. Each group could have a separate mailing list. This way, I wouldn't have 30,000 e-mails in one folder. It would be much easier to find stuff we have to handle (in my case apache/php) from stuff I don't really care about (I don't use gnome, except to test during the beta/rc release). What do you think? Jean-Michel
