Hi everyone, Today is my first day as a GNOME bug reporter. It's in fact my first day as a bug reporter for open source software, even if I've done some at work (but I've done a lot lot more coding, mainly in C++, Java, different UNIX shellscripts ; now I'm a project manager). Hoping I haven't done things wrong, I would like to ask for your advice.
I've read the Bugsquad Triage Guide ( http://live.gnome.org/Bugsquad/TriageGuide) and its FAQ. I've then created my bugzilla account and taken about 2 or 3 hours reading different kind of bugs. After a while, I've decided to add a few comments to bugs. Is it ok if I do so, or should I ask you first per email if what I'm about to write in the status is right? (NB: I've seen no-one connected on the IRC bug channel). Well, let's see what I've done: - Bug 649769: lock screen should not show the user's wallpaper as background. Well, on my Fedora 15 system, it doesn't (no bug). I've added a comment to ask for more info. Could it be possible to change the bug status to NEEDINFO? - Bug 654784: keyboard navigation of windows in Activities overview I've opened that bug. Florian Müllner has marked it ten minutes ago as a duplicate of bug 644306. Of course he is right and I'm sorry not to have seen that initial bug while searching through Bugzilla. - Bug 653787 : can't drag and drop using activities view I've added a comment because the existing behaviour is quite ok. Florian has closed the bug (RESOLVED - NOT A BUG status) afterwards. Well, it seems to be my very first (though very little) contribution as a newbie GNOME bugsquad member. Please, tell me if I've done something wrong. Best regards, Philippe STURZEL
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