Am Donnerstag, 27. August 2015, 01:39:32 schrieb Ric Moore: > On 08/26/2015 08:03 PM, David Wright wrote: > > Quoting Ric Moore (wayward4...@gmail.com): > >> not those of us who ~willingly~ subject ourselves to > >> breakages. > > > > I want those people to be here for at least two reasons: > Define "those people". Testing and Un-stable isn't for Joe or Jane > Lunchbucket and never has been. :) Ric
Hi guys, please, I do not want to start any flamewars. If this list is only for stable users, then please point me to a better one. IMO people and also developers should know, if something is notworking as wanted. These might be caused by two options: 1. I am doing something wrong, misconfigure something or did not understand some things. Then, if I know that, I can change it, and I can learn it. 2. The system is wrong, there is a bug or something around the system has changed (i.e. a protocol has changed). Then all people should know this. Personally I am running debian/testing on some different machines, 32-bit and 64-bit-multiarch. As Im mostly updating all machines daily, I am very fast aware, if something is changing and not working correct. If so, first I take a look, if I did something wrong, read the manual and the changelogs. Also inspecting google, if this problem already occured somewhere else, maybe in another distribution. At last, when I find no solution, I am asking my last ressort: Developers and users, who know more than me. If you think, this is the wrong way, feel free to point me to a better way. If you think, I am asking to often, then it is caused by my often updates. So, please apologize if I seem to annoying. Happy hacking! Hans
