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[Sven Burmeister <sven.burmeister@xxxxxxx>]

Am Montag, 29. August 2011, 15:55:41 schrieb Oliver Kullmann:
> On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 04:24:12PM +0200, Sven Burmeister wrote:
> > Did you read Bob's email from yesterday in this thread before posting?
>
> Could you please be more specific? Which e-mail (and which content in it)?
> And I didn't find an e-mail posted by "Bob", but perhaps I'm not familiar
> with what "Bob" stands for (I thought "Robert").

I wrote Bob and not Robert and there is only one Bob in this thread. His post 
shows yesterday 18:04:03 as timestamp here, so you might have to add/subtract 
some hours.

> Again, would be great if you could be more explicit.

You claim virtual desktops are broken in KDE4 – others use them extensively 
with KDE4. Your statement "Virtual desktops do no longer work with KDE4;" is 
simply wrong – can only be wrong because it is far to general. There are bugs 
– most certainly there are – but your statement is just plain wrong. If you 
need an example - claiming that a car does not work when the radio is broken – 
is wrong.

> Perhaps you mean the claims that for some people virtual desktops seem
> to work? See the bug reports in KDE under my name, many of the recent
> ones have to do with virtual desktops and their bugs (these I think
> I remember we all had (nearly) in KDE3, but they were cured). These bugs are
> facts. And nothing happens about them (this seems to be another fact,
> though a weaker one, since behind the scences things could change).

People have different priorities on how they spend their leisure time. Since 
it's not utterly broken, i.e. a lot of people can work with it maybe devs 
focus on things that are needed by more people. Who knows. The "my bugs are 
the most important" is a very subjective issue.

Sven
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