On May 24, Vincent Renardias wrote
Until now, I've taken care of some known orphaned packages, but since our
(Philippe Troin I) last list of orphaned packages shows we have about
120 orphaned packages, extra volunteers are more than welcome. Just
contact me if you are interested.
Could
I was looking at Ian Jackson's automated report of unanswered bugs, and
the number of -very- old bugs is surprising. Closer examination of the
oldest ones makes me think that the problem isn't so much the bugs but
bad handling.
Of the 5 oldest bugs, 4 are on xbase, and might refer to problems
I was looking at Ian Jackson's automated report of unanswered bugs, and
the number of -very- old bugs is surprising. Closer examination of the
oldest ones makes me think that the problem isn't so much the bugs but
bad handling.
Reminders about bugs older than a certain age (currently about
Of the 5 oldest bugs, 4 are on xbase, and might refer to problems
specific to XFree86 3.1.2, which is no longer current. Someone ought
In fact, when I took over X, I went through and closed a *large*
number of bugs in the database; this also involved writing a bunch of
patches, which is why
On 24 May 1997, Mark Eichin wrote:
2200 outstanding bugs. That's 20% of the total bugs received. Can we
at least examine these older bugs and clear them out? Since we have
We get lots of complaints about this. Have you considered instead
putting some *work* into the problem? If
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