[Bugsquad] KOfficeDay1, triage+krush this sunday

[Jaime Torres]

Hi,

   I do not know when it started, may be around 08:00 CET, but I'm pretty  
sure when
it finished the first day: Monday 06:00 CET.
   The wiki pages are still there if you want to triage some bugs, or check  
if the
bugs marked as solved are really solved.... There is almost always someone  
in
#kde-bugs to help.

Best Regards.
Jaime.

En Wed, 29 Oct 2008 18:09:02 +0100, Michael Leupold <lemma at confuego.org>  
escribió:

> Hi James,
>
> On Wednesday 29 October 2008, James Richard Tyrer wrote:
>> > Let's hope this bugday gets a success!
>> I signed on late morning +/-10:30 MST (-7:00) and I thought that I was
>> just being ignored, but considering the time difference, it would appear
>> that everyone was already finished.
>> So, I guess that my question is: how can people in the USA participate?
>>   That is, without getting up really early. :-)
>
> Well, there's no fixed times. Some people usually start early around  
> 09:00
> CET. Everyone comes as he he can afford it (time-wise). So sometimes  
> things
> are still pretty active in the (my) evening, sometimes people from the  
> US are
> pretty much on their own. We hope we can expand a little so everyone can  
> get
> its fair share of bugs, help and company.
>
>> I did find two serious regressions.  Filed a report on one and it
>> appears that triage of the other one had already downgraded it to only a
>> wish list item.  I guess I don't get it.  Things that seriously
>> interfere with using an application should be given high priority, not
>> downgraded in importance due to bureaucratic reasons.  Perhaps it is
>> just that I think that fixing bugs is more important than adding
>> features.  Perhaps this odd attitude is the result of studying computer
>> programming in engineering college and having my work graded.
>
> Hm.. sorry, don't know about this one. We usually don't change from Bug  
> ->
> Wishlist unless it's very clear that it's not a bug. Judging from what I
> talked with the koffice developers they like to keep their things clean  
> so I
> don't think they did some short-time priorization marking it a wish. Do  
> you by
> any means still have the bug#?
>
> .. apart from that we're not too much into developers' politics and  
> policies.
> They ask us to do something, we do it :)
>
> Regards,
> Michael