Fedora 9 updates-testing report

[Rahul Sundaram]

Adrin Jalali wrote:
> 
> Don't you think that some part of it is related to redhat strategies? 
> You mean redhat does not have enough resource to allocate to fedora? 

In relatives terms, absolutely. There is finite amount of resources and 
Fedora isn't a Red Hat product. Major chunk of the work is being done by 
volunteers. Red Hat sponsors a number of resources for Fedora but other 
than maybe a dozen people (mostly on the infrastructure side) none of 
them are working on this full time. They have to share their time 
between a community project and a commercial product.

> Having 10000 or more open bugs is not a shame, but I think people can 
> focus on so important and old age bugs.

Prioritization is what happens. Sometimes bugs don't get enough time. 
It's annoying but inevitable.

> I'm not using any other distro just because I want to be almost on the 
> bleeding edge of software, and I won't complain about those open bugs, 
> but I believe I have the right to complain about those old age bugs

Constructive criticism is fine. Flaming and trolling is not.

Rahul