Oliver Specht wrote:
Martin Whitaker schrieb:
T. J. Frazier wrote:
Windows developers would be expectably running Ms's
latest-and-greatest, Windows Vista (or W7 pre-releases). If they
decide to take a look at the code ("Do I want to get involved with
this?"), they hit an immediate barrier: t
Martin Whitaker schrieb:
T. J. Frazier wrote:
Windows developers would be expectably running Ms's
latest-and-greatest, Windows Vista (or W7 pre-releases). If they
decide to take a look at the code ("Do I want to get involved with
this?"), they hit an immediate barrier: the SVN folks only boas
Hi,
Removing the next barrier -- allowing (and documenting!) OO.o
development under Windows -- involves significant (but not massive)
effort on our part. It should be readily doable (assuming a solution for
the SVN problem),
possible since a long time:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wi
T. J. Frazier wrote:
Windows developers would be expectably running Ms's latest-and-greatest,
Windows Vista (or W7 pre-releases). If they decide to take a look at
the code ("Do I want to get involved with this?"), they hit an immediate
barrier: the SVN folks only boast a client for WXP. A litt
Martin Hollmichel wrote:
Hi,
last year we initiated the bug bounty program ...
Are there any other ideas to make the Program more attractive ?
or should we stop this effort because it's hopeless ?
May I suggest that some of the bounty money, and/or equivalent time and
effort, might be better
heck, simple:
1 start a twitter account and get 1000+ followers. post a link.
2 post to digg
3 tell a few high profile bloggers about it.
4 inform writers/editors on tech news sites, like wired.com
5 send notices to computer science departments at universities (there has to
be an easy way to reac
Maximilian Odendahl wrote (6-2-2009 19:56)
Martin Hollmichel schrieb:
last year we initiated the bug bounty program
(http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/BugBountyProgram and
references below). Obviously we failed in spreading the information
about this program, the feedback was very low.
Hi Martin,
couple of random points which come into my mind:
- although I even read lots of OOo mailing lists and blogs etc. I never
new if the bounty program actually started or not, so I guess noone
actually knew about it
- when telling my roommate about it, he thought it was a great idea,
Hi,
last year we initiated the bug bounty program
(http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/BugBountyProgram and
references below). Obviously we failed in spreading the information
about this program, the feedback was very low.
Before we extend the program we want to be sure to make it this
