On Thu September 20 2007 1:46:22 am Gerfried Fuchs wrote: > It would be nice if you could elaborate how you call that a fix. Yes, > the mentioned empty paragraph doesn't exist anymore - but the new > description isn't helpful neither. The long description is expected to > contain of at least full sentences, which it doesn't. It says it lets > one keep an eye on the status, where it doesn't explain in what way, and > what kind of tray is meant, like I asked in my original message...
If you don't like it, why not suggest your own? I don't use traymonitor myself, and my Bacula environment does not include X capabilities anyhow. > Furthermore you doesn't seem to have touched the bacula-client > description at all. Please notice that the package description is the > thing that should give the user all needed informations about wether he > wants to install the package at all, and this isn't giving out any. The bug was submitted against bacula-traymonitor. Looking back at the report, I see I missed the sentence about bacula-client. It would have been better to submit two bugs, or one bug against the bacula source package, here. But, in general, I see no need to duplicate a paragraph of text from the bacula package in every single other package. See, for instance, claws-mail-plugins, education-laptop. -- John -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
