Although I think you would agree that open source software is *supposed* to
be a whole different animal. The code is made available so anyone can work
with it and make contributions. The one other example cited is freeware. I
have found that small-time software developers (freeware and shareware) are
often more accomodating with such data. But very few *commercial* software
companies post that information, as competitors could use it against them in
advertising.
Gary Templeman
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Firefox is one among many other that permit access to their bug list and
where they are in resolving them.
Jeff
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We have an internal listing, not available to the public. I don't know
of
any program that "advertises" their bug list!
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