Category Archives: lang-en
Bugday NOW in #bugs on irc.gimp.org
again a reminder for those who would like to contribute somehow to GNOME, but cannot/don’t want to write code… one way is helping the GNOME bugsquad to handle the incoming bug reports (the so called “triaging”). there will be a … Continue reading
bugday / politics schmolitics.
you’ve been a GNOME fan for some time now? you’d like to contribute somehow, but cannot/don’t want to write code? one possible way is helping the GNOME bugsquad to handle the incoming bug reports (the so called “triaging”). there will … Continue reading
GNOME 2.18 is on your way, baby.
been working on writing (hmm… or “mashing up”?) guidelines for proposing new modules for the GNOME desktop, and translated for the first time a .po file, just to check out something totally new. :-) sent a last showstopper review for … Continue reading
s/.de/.cz
ten days ago, i moved to prague to study abroad for one semester. so if anybody is around who wants to have a beer with one of those guys that bring you your favourite free desktop, just drop me a … Continue reading
showstoppers.
pretty busy with real-life stuff as i’m going to move, hope to find much more time in february. there hasn’t been that much feedback on the GNOME 2.16.3 showstopper review, but since posting it, 349697 has been perhaps resolved and … Continue reading
"install debug packages! now!"
still thinking of how to get better and faster feedback (and less useless reports – thanks to fer for rejecting empty stacktraces in bug-buddy), we’re still closing way too many needinfo bugs as incomplete. one idea: stock responses providing direct … Continue reading
lots of bad stacktraces.
taking a look at the weekly bugzilla summary, we see that the applications with the most bug reports filed per week are nautilus, evolution, totem and epiphany. many of those crasher reports will be set to needinfo state, because the … Continue reading
bug flood.
(welcome, dear planet gnome. who i am? check bugzilla, or the evolution archives.) looks like luis was already scared by my previous chart, so here’s another one: the number of nautilus bugs filed per day, within the last months: (yes, … Continue reading
bug flood.
played around with bugzilla.gnome.org’s reports.cgi and chart.cgi, and finally ended up in gnumeric. the chart should describe the situation pretty clearly – no more words, need sleep.
leaving evolution.
leaving evolution. we’ve come a long way, baby…: two weeks ago, i finally officially announced that i retire from being the evolution bug master, some weeks after already having retired internally. it really hurts to leave a project that you’re … Continue reading
