My roadmap for a better Fedora

[Jeff Spaleta]

On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 1:17 PM, Daniel P. Berrange <berrange at redhat.com> wrote:
> Utterly useless. I already have a HUGE number of bug reports. The problem
> is that 90% of them are essentially useless when first reported. It requires
> several back/forth interactions between myself & the bug reporter to get
> enough information to diagnose & resolve the problem. If we create a system
> where we bombard maintainers with bugreports & no scope for user interaction
> they'll end up directly in /dev/null, and further discourage maintainers
> from addressing even bugs with enough info.

Is the upstream automated kerneloops stuff a counter example
methodology? Or does that only work because they get sooooooo many
more crash reports that the statistics become a useful way to sort?

-jef