Hi all, I've just taken a good look at ImageMagick after being bitten by a bug in convert, which I use in some of my spec files. The open bug list on ImageMagick is quite long (not really long though) and some of those bug look like they are not too hard to fix. So it looks like ImageMagick could use some love and attention. Now without doubt the same goes for many other core packages. I have the feeling that with the ever growing and competent FE community we are missing out on a chance here. We need some kinda mechanism for Core package maintainers to mark bugs as "easy fix" or "fixing this should be doable, packaging" "fixing this should be doable, C programming" "fixing this should be doable, PERL" etc. So that Core package maintainers who as we all know are a bit swamped can mark bugs, which look like low priority but should be fixed never the less, with one of these and FE contributers interested in helping out can then find these bugs by these markers (blocker bugs / keywords?) and write a patch. Preferably in the end some in the community should get direct access to FC cvs / svn so that we can really _scale_ up the developer effort put into core. Regards, Hans -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
