On 31 March 2010 08:28, Jaroslav Reznik <jreznik@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I had a bug some time ago in Okular that I reported and was told to report upstream. Did that and upstream said "That not us, that's in some other bit; report it there". Should I have gone back to Fedora to report against this other bit or find the upstream for that? What I did was download Adobe Reader instead (not sure when it changed but Okular seems to work again now). When I was recently told to report another bug upstream, I couldn't be bothered being fobbed off again since it came across as futile the time before (the fact that upstream closed as upstream meant the bug seemed to drop off the radar).
So please - start reporting again - I hope I explained what does "UPSTREAM"
resolution mean. I can't promise you, we (Fedora, KDE SIG, KDE upstream or
whoever) fix the bug but...
I had a bug some time ago in Okular that I reported and was told to report upstream. Did that and upstream said "That not us, that's in some other bit; report it there". Should I have gone back to Fedora to report against this other bit or find the upstream for that? What I did was download Adobe Reader instead (not sure when it changed but Okular seems to work again now). When I was recently told to report another bug upstream, I couldn't be bothered being fobbed off again since it came across as futile the time before (the fact that upstream closed as upstream meant the bug seemed to drop off the radar).
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