So, do we want to keep the trackers? If yes, I suggest a couple
improvements:
* only allow submissions from logged in users
* send mails to dri-{devel,user} instead of dri-patches to get more
attention
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Earthling Michel Dänzer (MrCooper)/ Debian GNU/Linux (powerpc) developer
XFree86 and
Michel Dänzer wrote:
So, do we want to keep the trackers?
It has been used in the past, but currently, most of the primary
developers have *not* found it useful. I don't think anybody would be
disappointed if it were turned off...at least for now.
If yes, I suggest a couple
improvements:
On Mit, 2002-09-18 at 18:00, Jens Owen wrote:
Michel Dänzer wrote:
So, do we want to keep the trackers?
It has been used in the past, but currently, most of the primary
developers have *not* found it useful. I don't think anybody would be
disappointed if it were turned off...at least
Michel Dänzer wrote:
I think disabling the trackers would be better than a canned response
because users might get annoyed by the latter after having entered a
tracker entry.
I agree.
I have somewhat disabled the bug tracker, support request tracker, patch
tracker and feature request
On Mit, 2002-09-18 at 23:48, Jens Owen wrote:
Michel Dänzer wrote:
I think disabling the trackers would be better than a canned response
because users might get annoyed by the latter after having entered a
tracker entry.
I agree.
I have somewhat disabled the bug tracker, support
