Eli Osherovich wrote:
Hi.
I just wanted to draw developers' attention.
In the past I reported a couple of bugs, however, the first reaction was
something like "these bugs were fixed in the latest version". Nevertheless,
when I checked the latest version the bugs (surprise) still were there.
Depends on which bugs it is: the hard ones are usually
fixed quickly.
My dear developers, I am, personally, a big believer in the OSS, but (our)
biggest problem is low quality of the code.
I see no point to add new nice buttons or compiling under a hundred OS's
before your basic functionality is ok.
The TeXmacs codebase is quite clean, and the basic
functionality *is* definitely okay.
There are also lots of details that are not fixed,
most of the time because as soon as you know how
to hack a little bit in TeXmacs, you can always
more or less find a way to do what you want.
P.S.
Unfortunately, I cannot help this project, simply because my skills are not
suitable for this.
Too bad you are only a "believer" as you say
above.
P.S.
Skills can be extended by means of a process
called "learning".
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