Your message dated Fri, 23 Nov 2012 17:18:45 +0000 with message-id <20121123171845.ga32...@master.debian.org> and subject line RFP: upgrade-intervention -- alarm sound during long upgrade processes has caused the Debian Bug report #694058, regarding TAG:upgrade-intervention -- alarm sound during long upgrade processes to be marked as done.
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--- Begin Message ---Package: wnpp Severity: RFP Sorry if this is the wrong forum or format; I'm an Ubuntu newbie. Upgrading Ubuntu from one release to the next can take hours, most of which time the system just gets on with its work. Time for a cup of tea, or to get on with a bit of Latin translation in another room. But every now and then, some package demands user intervention, sends a request, and just hangs, waiting. Could you ring a bell, or something, to attract user attention, when this happens? Otherwise nothing gets done, and the upgrade can take hours longer than it need, depending on how often progress is monitored.
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--- Begin Message ---Hi Peter, I'm closing this bug because it isn't useful. Feel free to reopen this bug, setting the title correctly, providing the right information... I suggest that you have a look at other RFS bug reports to get an idea of what is expected. Regards, Bart Martens
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