What I think should be helpful is:
- Having a fast list of all bugs maybe filtered by some facts. (Not
paged to 10 bugs on a web 2.0 website)
- See if and who is handling a bug and what the state is.
- Maybe interact with other systems (sd does)
- Uninteruptable way to resolve or handle bugs other way
- Commandline (It's my preferred way)
- evtl. also a GUI overview for that who cares.I basically share your ideal views about bugtrackers (and your 10 bugs per page joke is quite accurate). But I haven't found command-line bug tools. Currently I lean to trac as good enough and not too annoying. Another related question is whether geeqie should stay on sourceforge or find a new home, in light of the recent controversy of sourceforge encouraging projects to use their installer and encourage downloading of proprietary, perhaps adware, toolbars. And if not, where.
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