Every now and then I take a look at the Release-critical bugs status
page and I have a question. Since the release of Etch, in addition to
showing bug counts for the 'next stable release' and total counts they
have also displayed a line for the current release. This has, for the
past year, shown more release critical bugs for Etch than for Lenny.
What does this really mean? Obviously, Etch *has* been released.
Apparently it has many release critical bugs. Are these bugs that have
been found since Etch's release that would have been considered release
critical if they had been found before its release? If so, why have
they not been corrected? The number just keeps on going up.
BTW: I'm glad to see the numbers for Lenny dropping down close to the
100 mark. Looking forward to Lenny's release.
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Marc Shapiro
mshapiro...@yahoo.com
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