On Thursday 05 February 2009 21:18:22 Rahul Sundaram wrote: > Anne Wilson wrote: > > There are no winners, Rahul. Personally I've been using both Fedora and > > Mandriva, and I can see advantages in both approaches. > > > > I'm not asking for anything to change, just some guidance that make sure > > that we understand what is and what is not a Fedora issue. At the moment > > I tend to base my judgement on whether I can see the problem in both my > > distros, and preferably get a *buntu user to say that they also see the > > problem. If I can't get some confirmation I'm inclined to think that > > it's probably Fedora. > > These kind of heuristics often fail because patches are shared between > distributions and there is no sure shot way of figuring it out other > than checking out source code which we can't reasonably expect users to > do. The only thing that works is for users to just file a bug report in > the distribution bugzilla and carry it upstream if the maintainers wants > to or for the maintainers themselves to do it. > OK - so it's back to Plan A. Fair enough - at least we know something about the logic of it, now. Thanks. Anne
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