<SNIP!> > ONLY if you are a Cooker user. If you are not, and are an 8.2 user, > then you don't know what's a bug in Cooker and what's not, right? > Perhaps the bug you found in 8.2 has been fixed before you report it > to Cooker. > > b.
Let's suppose, for just a moment, that you've been subscribed to the Cooker mailing list for a few months (on-and-off) and, when you do a search (on the flood of e-mail that you've received--relevant to a bug that has mangled your partitions--and you were smart enough to ignore "Mandrake Expert" because you realize that it's a cruel joke of some sort), you can't find anything even remotely related to what you're trying to report. Would it not then be reasonable to post a query to the "cooker"? Sure, it'll probably be ignored, but where else would you post it? (I know that the Mandrake-cooker crew has talent--they've surprised me before. But it seems to take a release or three, just to get their attention...) --plughead; P.S. If you're wondering why I'm babbling about this, please refer to the message titled "PCMCIA Netcard works! Partitioning is still ugly tho..." ========================= "A thousand years ago we thought the world was a bowl. Five hundred years ago we knew it was a globe. Today we know it is flat and round carried through space on the back of a turtle. Don't you wonder what shape it will turn out to be tomorrow?" [Lord Vetinari] (The Truth)
