On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Dave Neary wrote: >> By mailing the 10/15 most critical bugs on a monthly basis >> to the list, I think people will be more likely to fix >> them. I know that I was when Sven last posted his trawl >> through outstanding bugs. It also has the benefit of >> connecting the very useful bugzilla to the most commonly >> used mailing list frequently, and getting people following >> those links. I think that the mail aspect of this is >> extremely important, and one message saying "there are >> links to queries here (with a URL)" isn't enough to get >> people using zilla in the long term (IMHO).
I see... But unfortunately it would be difficult to mail the top 10 bugs to this list every month. The first problem is technical: I don't have the time to set up such a thing. The second problem is related to the information that would be sent: some bugs have a summary (title) that is not very easy to understand, so sending that to the list would not always be sufficient. By the way, I just updated the page containing the links to some Bugzilla queries and I added three new links that allow you to find the list of open bugs that are not enhancements (so you only get the "real" bugs). Try it from: http://www.gimp.org/devel_ver.html -Raphael _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
