Returning to an old rant, where I described some of the reasons I was still using Ubuntu:[1] On 1/3/07, Luis Villa <luis@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
* QA: Ubuntu aggressively pushes people to use their development branch and report problems, which leads to better, more stable final releases. At the time I chose to use Ubuntu, people were not just not encouraged, but actively discouraged from using rawhide. This is improving...
When I went looking for rawhide information tonight, I found it impossible to find, so maybe I take back what I said about the situation improving :/ Try googling for 'fedora rawhide', or 'rawhide site:fedoraproject.org' and see what you get. What is up with that? I ask here because it could be a web or marketing team problem (page exists, but needs SEO love) or because it could be a QA team problem (page forgotten about?[2] page not deemed to be required?) Whatever the cause/responsibility for the problem, it seems like a critical problem to fix.[3] Luis [1] I'm now running F7. [2] free tip: on http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA rawhide should be more prominent than, say, CLAs. CLAs don't help find bugs. Also, it would help if rawhide were mentioned *at all*. :) [3] Am willing to lecture on the criticality of the problem at great length if necessary, but I assume it should be self-evident for most here. _______________________________________________ fedora-advisory-board mailing list fedora-advisory-board@xxxxxxxxxx http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-advisory-board
