Robert Derman wrote:
For ordinary users, the currant bug reporting system is worse than
worthless! I would suspect that 95% + just give up and never try to
report any bugs using it. If we don't toss it and replace it with
something totally different, the only way we will ever get a worki
Mike Scott wrote (6-10-2009 9:47)
Robert Derman wrote:
For ordinary users, the currant bug reporting system is worse than
worthless! I would suspect that 95% + just give up and never try to
report any bugs using it. If we don't toss it and replace it with
something totally different, th
Dear Cor, and Others,
My feeling about the duplicate is that it would be reduced a lot if
finding equivalent bugs is simplified. Moreover, voting would be easier,
and thus probably help to set up priorities based on quality (user
experience). At this moment, the way priority is established for
The school I teach at is predominately a Mac facility. All the servers
are MACs as are the general purpose computer labs. We have four special
purpose labs that use PCs.
A recent effort to increase use of OOo has suffered because of a problem
saving files to Mac servers.
Students have indivi
Good Day Folks:
While I do not often post I joined this list to learn and help where
I could. I too agree that thee bug tracking system is untenable. Over
the past three years I have attempted to report s, count 'em 6 issues,
two in just the past year. At _/*NO TIME*/_ was I able to even fin
