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Originally Posted by qgil View Post
The next stop of that train is open development for open source components, and this is the one where we need to focus now. I don't know if that train will ever lead to that single bugzilla but it's clear that without open development it doesn't even make sense.
The funny (not) thing here is that the development is already more open than bugzilla itself. At least for what concerns the kernel.
OTOH the info about the HW is closed.

Till the service point repair guide leaks to the internet.

So what would make sense, imho, would be to just open the bugs to the public once the HW is made public and for sales. This actually _would_ lead immediately to the one single bugzilla.
I see no reason why we couldn't do it, other than we are embarassed to show to outsiders our internal struggles in bouncing, squashing, reopening bugs.

Same goes with the publishing of the source code for the kernel. I think it would make much more sense to publish the entire set of git trees with all the history, than just the tarball with the latest source code.

Last edited by igor; 2009-01-10 at 10:39. Reason: Reworded the sentence about HW closedness
 

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