Hi,
very rarely I'm looking into openFATE just out of curiosity and so I
found at least one feature request which affects me directly. So I'm
wondering how the process is supposed to work? I somehow expect that I
would have never seen the feature request and therefore I pretty much
doubt that somebody ever would have looked into it at all.
Who makes sure to route the stuff to the right persons? How do these
people know who the right persons are?
Wolfgang
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I have a bug report against our infrastructure that asks to have
bugzilla.opensuse.org a valid host name. For details see:
http://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=549585
I'm aware of these two options
a) point bugzilla.o.o directly to bugzilla.novell.com
b) point bugzilla.o.o to bugs.opensuse.org
Using a) is what most people would expect, directly going to bugzilla. On the
other hand I expect that new people enter bugzilla.o.o and option b) would
show them good information on how bugs are handled inside openSUSE.
I think it's reasonable to do this and like to hear whether anybody has strong
arguments on what to do,
Andreas
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Hello Mates,
i just would like to remind, that we put our Meetings in the Event
calendar on news.o.o.
Why? In the Weekly News Team we fetch the Meeting Informations from
there and put it into our Newsletter. If we have saved all Meetings
there, our Readers can see which interesting Meeting will held.
Have a nice day :-)
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Hello Mates,
as one of the Weekly News Team, i would like to propose, that we're
using the Eventcalendar from news.o.o more.
Our Script fetches all possible Entrys, and we can publish that into our
Weekly News.
So, if you know an next Meeting, just drop this into the Calendar. So
the whole Community knows that too.
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Hi,
I would like to bring up a discussion again about what the browser
startpage should be.
I'm not convinced about the current startpage itself and also its
integration into the browser (mainly Firefox in my case obviously).
Our current startpage is:
http://www.opensuse.org/
Compare that with other distributions and the original Firefox startpage:
http://start.ubuntu.com/9.10/http://www.google.de/firefox?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official
(this is where it ends up from a mozilla.com redirect)
http://start.fedoraproject.org/
I agree with all the others that a global web search should be on that
startpage and it should be pretty simple.
Our current startpage only invites people to change it anyway IMHO.
What do others think about it?
>From a technical perspective I'm planning to change the Firefox
startpage to load a local document which decides what page to load
dependent on the online status because currently only an error page is
displayed if Firefox is started offline with the current start page. I'm
mentioning that explicitely because it would be nice if someone could
design a page which should be shown when offline.
Wolfgang
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