Tres, I agree with you in principal and I am very grateful for all the efforts put in by the community and for the free software we all benefit from. But at the same time, I'm of the opinion that if you break it you should fix it too. Maybe I was too harsh in my post, but this has been broken for long enough and we need to be able to depend on the software working over time. Many people rely on open source and can contribute with code if they have the skills but if they don't I for one would not want them to touch the code. There are other ways to contribute, like through donations, evangelism, testing and verification. I will try to follow Stefan's advice as best as I can but please don't ask me to fix it myself.
2014-08-16 17:39 GMT+02:00 Tres Finocchiaro <tres.finocchi...@gmail.com>: > Yeah, no one likes this bug, but pointing this out like some form of > responsibility is the wrong approach. > > Someone had offered advice on how to isolate the bug. Do that and fix it > yourself. That's how open source works. Get involved and pay it forward > to the world. >
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