Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-web (13 mails)

[Andreas Jaeger <aj@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Friday 01 October 2010 16:50:41 Felix Miata wrote:
> The openFATE system is a pain to use. Today's pains:
>
> 1-the input box ignores carriage returns, so the resulting description
> after submission is one big run-on instead of nicely formatted as
> paragraphs
>
> 2-most of the page has semi-visible text (darker gray on lighter gray
> instead of black on white)
>
> 3-new feature submission does not automatically subscribe the creator
>
> 4-upon creation it says: "Your feature has been created with the id
> 310658. Please subscribe at <link>hermes</link> if you want to receive
> notifications on feature changes." I went there, where it said: "There
> are no simple subscriptions configured, please use the expert
> interface. You can choose from a list of default notifications here. To
> configure more complex notifications, please use the <link>expert
> interface</link>." I went there, but couldn't figure out how to
> "subscribe" to my requested feature.

We currently have on the opensuse-factory list a discussion on what needs 
to be done to real have openFATE as great tool.  I'll add your points now 
to the wiki page where these things are summarized.

http://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Openfate_screening#What.27s_missing_to_make_the_screening_team_efficiently_work.3F

thanks,
Andreas
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