12.01.2012 04:25, Peter Hutterer kirjoitti:
> Trawling through my xorg bugs yesterday I found a few that were filed
> against the Input/wacom component at bugs.freedesktop.org. This was created
> ages ago, when Ping and I were talking about moving the driver over to
> freedesktop.org in general. We decided to stay with sf.net in the end to
> avoid too big a break for our users (this discussion happened ~2 years ago
> or so)
>
> However, given sf's issue tracker moving to the freedesktop.org bugzilla
> seems quite tempting. I personally find the issue tracker horrible.
> There are a few advantages in using bugs.freedesktop.org:
> - bugzilla is somewhat of a standard when it comes to bugreporting
> - cross-referencing/reassigning bugs is easier between other components such
>    as the X server
> - tighter integration with xorg in general. X.org hackers tend to look at
>    the bugzilla, they don't look at our sf page.
> - better references: http://bugs.freedesktop.org/12345 vs
>    
> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=3456195&group_id=69596&atid=525124
>
> Disadvantages:
> - this should only be done for the xf86-input-wacom component (and xsetwacom
>    bugs), kernel bugs should not go there (or at least would require a
>    different component).
> - users would need to create a user account separate from sf.net
> - technically off-site (I doubt that matters)
>
> And other things I missed. What's the general feeling on it?

As a distro maintainer: yes please.

would libwacom have a component of it's own?

t

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