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2010-02-04
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2010-02-05
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Do we really need a "Bugs" forum here before people can post about bugs on Talk? It seems to me we already have productive bug discussions.
- We have already have "Maemo 5 / Fremantle" for discussion of all software that comes with the N900 or appears on it via an update.
- We have "Development" for issues surrounding development tools and the SDK.
- We have "Applications", "Multimedia", and "Games" for all the other assorted software* that can be installed on top of Maemo.
- We have "Community" for discussion of issues with Talk itself and the other maemo.org servers/services.
- And we have "General" for discussing issues with Maemo, Ovi, and Nokia in, well, general.
A "Bugs" forum would just lump all of the above together and further confuse where discussions should go. "Is this a N900 issue? Is it a Maemo 5 issue? Is it a bug?" "Where was that thread with the fix I need?"
Please, post about bugs on Talk. Post quirks you've noticed and ask if they're already known. Post about bugs in Bugzilla that are important to you so those issues might gather more votes. Post about new bugs you've submitted to Bugzilla. Post questions about submitting bugs to Bugzilla.
Andre and others from the Bugsquad read Talk and can and will be happy to help sort out what's new, what's known, and what can be resolved right now via a workaround or other fix. Plus, a lot of other people here, people not officially part of the Bugsquad, are happy to do the same.
If you identify a new bug, yes, Andre, members of the Bugsquad, and others familiar with Bugzilla may ask if you'd please submit it to Bugzilla yourself. However, if you simply find Bugzilla to intimidating to do so, just say so. They'll understand. They encourage you to submit bugs yourself because getting more people more involved benefits the community (and you, via karma gain), but someone else can always submit the bug on your behalf if necessary.
* Okay, except for add-on software that creates, or runs inside of, an alternative environment. That's "Alternatives", but you get the idea.
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2010-02-05
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2010-02-05
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A "Bugs" forum would just lump all of the above together and further confuse where discussions should go. "Is this a N900 issue? Is it a Maemo 5 issue? Is it a bug?" "Where was that thread with the fix I need?"
Please, post about bugs on Talk. Post quirks you've noticed and ask if they're already known. Post about bugs in Bugzilla that are important to you so those issues might gather more votes. Post about new bugs you've submitted to Bugzilla. Post questions about submitting bugs to Bugzilla.
Andre and others from the Bugsquad read Talk and can and will be happy to help sort out what's new, what's known, and what can be resolved right now via a workaround or other fix. Plus, a lot of other people here, people not officially part of the Bugsquad, are happy to do the same.
If you identify a new bug, yes, Andre, members of the Bugsquad, and others familiar with Bugzilla may ask if you'd please submit it to Bugzilla yourself. However, if you simply find Bugzilla to intimidating to do so, just say so. They'll understand. They encourage you to submit bugs yourself because getting more people more involved benefits the community (and you, via karma gain), but someone else can always submit the bug on your behalf if necessary.
* Okay, except for add-on software that creates, or runs inside of, an alternative environment. That's "Alternatives", but you get the idea.
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