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Re: [opensuse] Why Not Fix the Easy Bugs??
- From: Richard <ricreig@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 10 Apr 2009 14:28:47 -0400
- Message-id: <200904101428.47660.ricreig@xxxxxxxxx>
On Fri April 10 2009 1:54:02 pm David C. Rankin wrote:
think they have pride, but not in programming. Like KDE3, that is outmoded,
archaic and destined to become a fossil, its bones never discovered in the eons
to come, I fear. Besides, it is more fun to make excuses than repairs :)
Fortunately, there *are* some that still have pride in programming and consider
it fun and rewarding to produce the best possible code. At least a few are in
openSuSE.org's membership though I perceive it is very much a 'good ole boys'
membership and it may have been accidental that they were accepted for
membership.
Unfortunately, you apparantly met a dev that does NOT exhibit programming
pride, just pride.
Even more unfortunate: Despite this regression in progamming attitudes and
poor QC by openSuSE that is increasingly evident, openSuse is still better than
most of the pack, and at or near the top of the major releases. However, the
way things are going, M$ will catch up all too soon!
Richard
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Listmates,As you stated in your bugreport, 'where is the pride' in programming. Well, I
I'm a bit troubled by the current "Sweep the bug under the rug"
philosophy I
am seeing all too often with bugzilla. Latest example is:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=488463
Why not fix the easy ones? The point/question being, "What justifies
leaving
openSuSE broken when the fix is simple?"
It has always been "attention to detail" that has set SuSE/openSuSE
apart, why
change course?
think they have pride, but not in programming. Like KDE3, that is outmoded,
archaic and destined to become a fossil, its bones never discovered in the eons
to come, I fear. Besides, it is more fun to make excuses than repairs :)
Fortunately, there *are* some that still have pride in programming and consider
it fun and rewarding to produce the best possible code. At least a few are in
openSuSE.org's membership though I perceive it is very much a 'good ole boys'
membership and it may have been accidental that they were accepted for
membership.
Unfortunately, you apparantly met a dev that does NOT exhibit programming
pride, just pride.
Even more unfortunate: Despite this regression in progamming attitudes and
poor QC by openSuSE that is increasingly evident, openSuse is still better than
most of the pack, and at or near the top of the major releases. However, the
way things are going, M$ will catch up all too soon!
Richard
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