4.3.3 bugs
James Tyrer
jrtyrer at earthlink.net
Thu Nov 12 12:35:51 GMT 2009
Anne Wilson wrote:
> On Thursday 12 November 2009 11:45:35 James Tyrer wrote:
> A lot.
>
> Can I ask one simple question. Apart from complaining, what are you doing to
> help fix any issues that arise?
>
As I said in my first post to this thread. After we discuss the
possible bugs, we will see about writing bug reports and perhaps I can
even fix some of them if people are willing to allow me to fix bugs.
As far as software engineering issues are concerned, there is little
that I can do for people that do not want help. Still, I am here and as
long as I remain retired on disability, KDE can have the assistance of a
college trained software engineer for free. I have suggested that like
minded people join the KDE-Quality list and the we (there) try to
organize a quality improvement effort.
I think that it would be better to say that I am analyzing the problems
rather than say that I am complaining. Analysis is a very important
part of the engineering method. The theory is that first you find the
fault and then you fix the fault. It is very difficult to fix a fault
in you have not found it. :-) We are now working on finding the faults
by analyzing the issues which I have found on my system in order to
determine whether these are KDE bugs and the to more exactly determine
the nature of the bugs. I write good bug reports because first I
analyze the problem. I have asked that members of the list assist me in
this effort.
You could actually be of assistance if you would provide clear and
detailed analysis rather than just saying that 'there is no problem'.
--
James Tyrer
Linux (mostly) From Scratch
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