On May 24, Vincent Renardias wrote
> Until now, I've taken care of some known orphaned packages, but since our
> (Philippe Troin & I) last list of orphaned packages shows we have about
> 120 orphaned packages, extra volunteers are more than welcome. Just
> contact me if you are interested.
>
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On 24 May 1997, Mark Eichin wrote:
> > 2200 outstanding bugs. That's 20% of the total bugs received. Can we
> > at least examine these older bugs and clear them out? Since we have
>
> We get lots of complaints about this. Have you considered instead
> putting some *work* into the problem?
> Of the 5 oldest bugs, 4 are on xbase, and might refer to problems
> specific to XFree86 3.1.2, which is no longer current. Someone ought
In fact, when I took over X, I went through and closed a *large*
number of bugs in the database; this also involved writing a bunch of
patches, which is wh
> I was looking at Ian Jackson's automated report of unanswered bugs, and
> the number of -very- old bugs is surprising. Closer examination of the
> oldest ones makes me think that the problem isn't so much the bugs but
> bad handling.
Reminders about bugs older than a certain age (currently abou
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