On Sat, 30 Jan 1999, Jonathan P Tomer wrote:
> > What sort of things do we want to start aiming for? Certainly we want to
> > keep killing release-critical bugs, but do we also want to try minimising
> > normal/wishlist bugs in, say, base or important packages?
> i think that's probably one of the most important things to do, as
> well as bugs with installation... imho a headache free install is
> vastly more important than headache free running, especially since
> bugs in running programs are easier to document.
I strongly disagree on this point: Bugs must _not_ be documented; they
must be _fixed_! (We are Debian, not Microsoft ;).
Also, you install once (usually takes no more than 1 hour) and you keep
your running system for a much longer while.
Not that bugs in the install shouldn't be fixed (fixed, not documented! ;)
of course...
Cordialement,
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