[kde-linux] Debian 5.0, KDE: getting konqueror to open links from kmail in the background (and not interfere with other behaviors)

Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. bss at iguanasuicide.net
Tue Apr 7 05:05:24 UTC 2009


In <200904062211.14652.cannewilson at googlemail.com>, Anne Wilson wrote:
>On Monday 06 April 2009 19:34:57 Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. wrote:
>> In <200904061907.43754.cannewilson at googlemail.com>, Anne Wilson wrote:
>> > It is usually recommended that you file  bug report with your
>> > distro.  They check whether it is a package issue, and either pass it
>> > upstream to kde if they think appropriate or ask you to file a bug
>> > upstream.
>> Unless you use openSUSE.  They don't feel they have the person power to
>> triage all the KDE bugs, so they would prefer you determine if it is
>> openSUSE specific yourself
>> and then file the bug in the correct place.
>So they expect the KDE team to triage whether it is a KDE bug or an OpenSUSE
>one?  How nice of them.

No, they expect users to.  If the user doesn't have the time or inclination to 
do the triage, I'm not sure what they prefer the user do.  (The pessimist in 
me says don't file a bug if you don't have the time to triage it, the bug 
owner will probably need to ask more than that of you to get the bug fixed 
anyway.)

>Distros do not package pure KDE (probably not pure anything else either, but
> I can't answer for that) and they have some responsibility for what they
> do.

Yes, I greatly prefer the Debian policy of (roughly) "file all bugs on the 
Debian BTS, preferably by using reportbug; the maintainer will forward the bug 
upstream if need be."
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