Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2835 mails)

["Larry Stotler" <larrystotler@xxxxxxxxx>]

On Fri, Dec 26, 2008 at 7:46 AM, MikeDL <mikedl@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> You will be relieved to know there is such a site: bugs.kde.org!  It works by
> having people file specific reports on problems they have.  Once you have
> submitted a report, you can vote for them, get your friends to vote for them,
> and if enough people agree the report will rise on the hated bug list and get
> addressed by the development team.  Considering the vast number of problems
> you have with KDE 4, I'm sure you could file many such reports.  If you will
> post bug numbers for them, I will go read each one and vote for any I agree
> with.  I have 70 points unallocated at the moment so I can help with several
> of your problems.

Again, lack of time.  And, Would I have to file against Novell's
bugzilla as well?  Again, that's not a comprehensive list, but only
the "missing" features that people have noticed and actually filed
would be listed.  You would think that the KDE devs would have some
idea of what their list of features are since they wrote and
maintained it(allowing of coruse for the fact that people have come
and gone).

> However, since you say this "has been done and done and done and done again"
> you perhaps already have those bug report numbers?

Nope.  And, as it stands now, I really don't know that I care.  So
long as KDE3 works for me I will use it.  When I have time, I will do
a fresh install of KDE4 and see what happens.  But I just don't have
time to deal with it.  I was unemployed during the 11.0 process and
had a lot of time to devote to it.  My situation has changed for the
better.  Further, I've had to scale back the amount of time I can even
devote to this, so I'm not as available to help out as I like.h
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