On Tue, Sep 09, 2008 at 08:59:02AM -0400, Theodore Tso wrote:
> Also, since this bug report falls into the "Doctor, doctor, it hurts
> when I do that --- then don't that!",
The situation is that I do this:
xzgv `mainline -v -c @ | grep Saved | cut -d\" -f 2`
...which downloads new webcomics, and then calls xzgv on them.
Because this happens in the background, I'll be typing away in a
buffer (e.g. a mail message) and xzgv pops up just as I type the
letter "s" -- causing xzgv to segfault. That in itself isn't much of
a problem, but it means I now hav to try and work out which comics
I've seen before and which ones arrived in the last run.
I could just work around it, I suppose:
mainline ... >foo
xzgv `cat foo`
> I've also reprioritized this bug as "minor", since, according to the
> definition of minor, this bug is "a problem which doesn't affect the
> package's usefulness", and certainly NOT "a bug which has a major
> effect on the usability of a package" (the definition of
> "important"). Remember, every time you abuse bug priority levels,
> Cthulu kills a kitten. :-)
Agreed; I think I was just really grumpy when I reported this bug,
because it's one of those things that is mildly annoying each time it
happens, and it builds up :-)
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