From: Fergal Daly (fergal at domain esatclear.ie)
Date: Sat 19 Feb 2000 - 13:30:29 GMT
At 13:19 19/02/00 +0000, Martin Donlon wrote:
>On Fri, 18 Feb 2000, Vincent Cunniffe wrote:
>
>> Contrary to popular opinion, Windows 2000 has somewhere in the
>> region of 63,000 'focus areas' to work on.
>
>Yes but in reality a "focus area" is anything from "Explore crashes when I
>cough" to "This icon should have a differnet font" or "This text bx should
>be here" I wonder how many "focus areas" Gnome or KDE would have? Or even
>linux
>its self?
They've admitted that 28,000 of them are actual bugs rather than wouldn't
it be nices. With many open source projects (mozilla, debian, anything on
sourceforge, not sure about kde or gnome), you can pop along to the website
and find out from their bug tracking system exactly what's broken and if it
effects you. You don't have to pay a per incident support charge to report
bugs!
Fergal
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