Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-factory (1233 mails)

[Oddball <monkey9@xxxxxx>]

Sid Boyce schreef:
> They broke something that worked, worked well and has been an
> established method. What we have now is like a store that closes up
> after serving one customer, forcing the next to ring a door bell. It
> disrupts the workflow pattern for no good reason.
> Regards
> Sid.
>   
This happens quite a lot recently, not a good develop
ment, if you ask me....( i say it anyway though..;)
Donot change things that are allright, or work well, because you will
have a lot more work than nessesary, maybe if you have all the time in
the world, and nothing else to do.., i don't know about others, so i can
only speak for meself, but that goes not for me..
I find it more disturbing to every time ring the bell, because the
servant hastily leaves the counter and closes the door, than answering
'no' to a polite question.
Most time i want some more, because i remember in the shop, in many
cases what i wanted..(donot carry a list allways ) to install, most
missing pkgs, and i think: 'what was it again? oh yes, pkg so and so..!

So, if i had to decide, i choose something in the lower right corner, to
close when 'I' am ready to close the pkgmngr.
(how can the pkgmngr decide for me? It doesn't know what i want if it
doesn't ask, and leave me no choice than call it again?)

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Oddball, (M9.)
  

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