Am Samstag, den 09.12.2006, 12:03 -0800 schrieb Debian Bug Tracking System: > You should be hearing from them with a substantive response shortly, > in case you haven't already. If not, please contact them directly.
Well, I’m waiting, Bruce. You sure are a funny guy. Let’s see, what did you write (not to me, BTW, as you should have, you should _never_ close bugs by using [EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Not reproducible, no response from submitter... closing. ‘No response,’ well, I might have responded had I known that I was being talked to. The bug report is five years old, then you come and add something to the report and expect me to react within a month. Am I supposed to monitor each of the bugs I submit? Ever heard of CC? Enough whining, to the facts. Indeed, using the cursor keys reveals everything. Thus, dselect doesn’t simply cut and no information is lost. It remains a usability bug, however. dselect inserts a line break at an arbitrary point, forcing the user to scroll left and right and put the pieces together. Look at the original report: Which ‘*clients’ does gtktilink depend on? I’d say dselect should either break the line at the edge of the screen or not at all. -- |=| Michael Piefel |=| Member of the Debian project
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