This is a bit strange to me. The stable version doesn't run, it segfaults. Lots of people saying "bugbugbug". A fix comes. And now we have the strange situation that the bug will not be fixed for the environment it has been found? I don't want to update to oneiric now and I thought: when it's fixed, it must go the way into the stable release at first. You cannot destroy anything because at this time it doesn't run at all. I don't understand why the process is that bureaucratic and strange. It will bring me to the state of not telling about bugs because it won't give me anything back. I guess this is not the way it should work, don't you think? Or are we just too impatient and in 2 weeks it's included in the standard natty stream?
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