> > > > > I think the main problem is that there is a lack of maintainers and the > > ones that exist seem to be mainly inactive.
Yeah, and it's quite a tedious task to submit test-results, new versions and new apps into appdb. Maybe we need a few more active ones. >>If they were active then > > there would already be notes pointing to easy fixes for the apps like > > NoCD patches, d3dx9xx.dll files, etc. I agree a pre-parser for common > > issues would be nice, but probably quite a bit of coding work and likely > > to get many wrong hits. I'll try to give it a shot later, something like a page with "commaon failures". Could take a while though... > It isn't all that complex. It would require someone to start to > collect common debug output from users and then look at how we might > look for particular dlls or errors to identify the particular issue. > For someone with lots of experience it wouldn't seem to be all that > difficult but it really depends on how generic some errors are. I never played with appdb code so i'm afraid i'm of no help there :( > Chris > >