https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=341143
--- Comment #364 from Filip Fila <filipfila....@gmail.com> --- Guys it's been a long time and you can clearly see that: a) this isn't a priority for developers; b) complaining has an adverse effect on their interest I sympathize with all of you since I used to fervently lobby for my issues. I couldn't understand why developers didn't view some of them as important. Eventually I switched my approach to trying to change as much as I could myself, although that wasn't much. After some time, that evolved into seeing that, in the greater scheme of things and life, the desire to have my computer environment be exactly how I want it to be really isn't too important. Maybe my experience can resonate with some of you. Besides, ancient wisdom says we should try to cease worrying over all the things we have no influence over. But if you still feel strongly about this, the only thing I see as a way out is to create a bounty of sorts that someone would then be more likely to take you up on instead of working pro bono. But as most main KDE developers are already paid to work on KDE, it would most likely have to be someone else doing the work... which given that they would not be a maintainer makes it impossible to guarantee that their patches would get accepted. So it seems to me that a reasonable path forward is to first communicate with developers if they would be open to a patch from a third-party via a bounty. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
