Adrin Jalali wrote:
Don't you think that some part of it is related to redhat strategies?
You mean redhat does not have enough resource to allocate to fedora?
In relatives terms, absolutely. There is finite amount of resources and
Fedora isn't a Red Hat product. Major chunk of the work is being done by
volunteers. Red Hat sponsors a number of resources for Fedora but other
than maybe a dozen people (mostly on the infrastructure side) none of
them are working on this full time. They have to share their time
between a community project and a commercial product.
Having 10000 or more open bugs is not a shame, but I think people can
focus on so important and old age bugs.
Prioritization is what happens. Sometimes bugs don't get enough time.
It's annoying but inevitable.
I'm not using any other distro just because I want to be almost on the
bleeding edge of software, and I won't complain about those open bugs,
but I believe I have the right to complain about those old age bugs
Constructive criticism is fine. Flaming and trolling is not.
Rahul
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