Andre Schnabel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: Hallo Andre,
> [ snip ] > happen). But sometimes it seems, our help is not wanted. > Honestly saying, I don't really know, why I care about issues, that > could be resolved within minutes .. that I could resolve by myself, if > just somebody would give me a hint .. just to see them targeted to OOo > later, 2.0.1 or even worse beeing left without any comment. just a small example, look at Issue #i35830#. From time to time, I'm trying to go through issues with target milestone 'OOo Later' and I'm trying to find the 'critical' ones which should be fixed in the OOo 2.0, not later. I found one, the Issue #i35830#. I asked Pavel if I can set the target milestone back to OOo 2.0, because it's 'important' from the users point of view (issues is about the fact, that the the file is renamed if you change the export filter in the save as dialog and the origin filename contains dots). He agreed and I did it. Few days ago I was examining Issues with target milestone OOo 2.0 and this issue wasn't there. I opened it directly and what a surprise, target milestone is back on OOo later without a word. OK, nevermind, I decided to look at the source code and find where the problem is. I described it in the Issue, I proposed three solutions and now, I need a small hint which solution is the best one - not from the programmers point of view, but from the users point of view - user interface. I didn't receive an answer till today, so, I can't fix it. If I'll receive an answer, I can fix it, I can create CWS (I've already got my first CWS integrated ;-) and I can push it to the QA process, so the fix will be integrated. I know, that this is not big contribution. I'm learning the source code, trying to fix issues from the smallest ones (like this one) to the bigger issues. But ... This behaviour is in almost all open source projects, you have to show your value before anybody will take care about your comments. I have to say that I understand this, but I know that lot of people don't and this can be one problem why there is a small contribution in the code area ... Or in any other area ... Regards, Robert -- Robert Vojta http://blog.vojta.name/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
