Re: Getting to the bugs (was: Re: Goodbye for now, kmail)
Ingo Klöcker <[email protected]>
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On Saturday 06 May 2017 10:49:55 Martin Steigerwald wrote: > René J.V. Bertin - 06.05.17, 10:42: > > >Sometimes I wonder whether it makes sense to invite users that have > > >machines that have these issues to a sprint like event in case > > >they want to work > > > > Hah, a KDE Genius Bar? :) > > Not a bad idea, but you have to have a special psychology to put up > > with and really delve into issues with otherman's machines! > > Well I do think that only works with users who are willing to be > constructive enough about it. Its totally understandable to be > frustrated when things do not work as expected. But the ranting I > have seen in bug reports is in no way helping here. In fact, it's achieving exactly the opposite. It's driving developers away. Many years ago I had to stop reading bug reports because reading them was affecting me physically. Just thinking about it now, makes my stomach cramp. Regards, Ingo
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