On 18/05/10 00:22, Jared Norris wrote:
On 18 May 2010 00:13, Ryan Macnish<nis...@hotmail.com> wrote:Im certainly interested in this idea, its easy to do, helps ubuntu out, and helps the ubuntu-au members to get to know each other. Although iv never triaged a bug before, im willing to give it a shot and help others in the process. Ryan Macnish... A *large* percentage of the bugs triagers have to deal with are not assigned to the right package - a fair number do not have any package assigned to them at all! One of the easiest ways to get involved in bug triage is to simply look at [2] (a list of bugs that are not assigned to a package)& assigning the bug report to the right package. Currently there are 3165 bugs that need to be assigned to the right package. A great resource that helps with this is [3]. There are also plenty of helpful& friendly people in the #ubuntu-bugs IRC channel channel [4] who are willing to offer assistance with trying to find the correct package for a bug report. ... More detailed Bug Triage information can be found in the Bug Squad Knowledge Base [6]& the "How to Triage" wiki page [7]. For those interested in participating in an Ubuntu-AU BugJam, please reply to this list. Once we get an idea of the number of people interested in participating, we can organise finer details such as a date, if an online "how to triage" class would be beneficial, if people who are local should meet face-to-face& have everyone collaborate online, etc, etc. ...Sounds like a great idea. I would definitely be interested in this sort of activity, work roster permitting (I'm a shift worker).
This is a good proposal. That is something else i think local meetings would be good for!
PaulP.S. Jared: yes, i would consider your place fairly central, although Northsiders may not, and parking might be an issue if you want to keep your lawn... ;-)
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