Hello!
Christoph Wickert has written on Monday, 4 June, at 12:02:
>Am Montag, den 04.06.2012, 11:01 +0200 schrieb Martin Bagge / brother:
>> On 2012-06-03 22:01, Christoph Wickert wrote:
>> > If anything, git.lxde.org should be the authoritative source for the
>> > upstream code and not anything that is only used by a single
>> > distribution.
>> Let's pop open this beehive.
>> Sourceforge. I am not doing that much with it anymore, uploading files
>> after releases (after pcman elevated my privs to admin when the file
>> uploads was denied...).
>> But in general I find SF.net painful to use. Am I the only one?
>No. Especially the bug tracker is PITA.
The bug tracker at SF has two _big_ advantages:
1) it's on the same site with the Git browser;
2) it's simple so easy to use for users.
And since we don't have army of testers who are very advanced in
knowledge of more powerful trackers last one is an issue. Remember that
bug tracker is filled by simple users not by developers. We can have
another tracker for developers too, of course, but constant copying
all tickets from one tracker to another would be more PITA than it is
currently. ;)
Andriy.
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