On Sat, Feb 01, 2003 at 06:16:05PM -0800, Brian Nelson wrote: > > No changes made to the package, so these bugs should *not* be closed in > the changelog. Instead, send a mail to bugnumber-close@bugs.d.o or > bugnumber-done@b.d.o noting why you're closing the bug. I'm not sure that you have to slam him for having a bit screwed up changelog but I'll have to for having really fucked up packages. I mean, com on. Before releasing a library of this size, one should really check not only that it compiles but also that all the programs work. I mean, is it so difficult to try to compile the examlpes? I mean, going into the hello directory in the examples and typing qmake hello make check if it compiles and runs? This is redicules. I might expect that there might be a missing file somewhere to some obscure utility or something but to have core utilities like qmake crap out... well.. do I really have to say more?? I really believe that a maintainer of something like Qt really needs to be using it on day to day basis. Imagine what libc, gcc or xfree86 would look like if maintainers of those packages were not using them. - Adam > --- > My secret to happiness... is that I have a heart of a 12-year-old boy. > It's over here in a jar. Would you like to see it? lol Off to sleep - I have to wait for old Qt packages to recompile with GCC 3.2 (a few hours)
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