On Wednesday 19 April 2006 04:21, Aleš Doleček wrote: > the problem is X server configuration, but installer says that you > would like to "hear" about ANY > problems - even about successful install.
Yes, that is why I thanked you for submitting your report and suggested how you could deal with the minor (though admittedly annoying) problem of X not being configured correctly automatically. > And the high severity - I have choosen it according 'reportbug' > description "breaks the whole system". The severities critical, grave and serious are intended to be used _only_ for issues that are Release Critical. That is: if they are not fixed, the next release of Debian should be postponed. Do you really think this qualifies? Please... > In my opinion, the system IS unusable, despite the solution is just one > # in config file. And the console (system) is accessible only via > recovery. No, it is not unusable. The system works fine, it is just one loasy program on it that does not work because it is not configured correctly. Impact for the user: high (depending on his proficiency with Linux); impact for the system: null. > Please try to take regular user's point of view. She will install the > system, reboot, see messages > scrolling the console window and end up with black screen and > non-functional keyboard - simply dead. Bug severities are _not_ from the viewpoint of the user, but from the viewpoint of the distribution. Cheers, FJP
