> So, you think it still shouldn't be fixed, just because no one reports > the issue. Are all issues only reported if they're significant enough? > You can't think of any other reason an issue isn't reported? > > Perhaps it is more in Nokia's interest to get a problem fixed and the > 'customer' is only doing Nokia a favour by pointing it out...and they > don't care to put more effort into it and then go away thinking, "Well, > if they don't care, then neither do I". Enough of such things and I > could imagine people moving to another platform altogether. > > Max.
If you want to be ridiculous there are plenty of other places to do it. -Kris _______________________________________________ Qt-creator mailing list Qt-creator@trolltech.com http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-creator
