mhm.. a forum..
i never thought about that. Can you explain what do you mean by forum?
It is not a wiki?
btw. i think Sourceforge provides a forum per project
upps.. i just saw that Larry send a link on an example forum
@Paul: I/we use bug tracker and feature request on sourceforge.. (but
mos
This is a very important topic, so please allow me to make some comments.
I agree with the other speakers on this thread, user support,
especially for people that speak languages other than English, could
use some improvement.
Here is what I would suggest:
We still use the SourceForge tools to r
See: http://www.multilingual-seo.com/ for an example of a forum with
multilingual content.
Larry
On 8/16/07, Paul Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I like to make the distinction between feature requests, bug reports and
> general user support.
>
> For feature requests and bug reports the b
I like to make the distinction between feature requests, bug reports and
general user support.
For feature requests and bug reports the best way to manage these is to
use an issue tracking tool. This way you get to close issues as they are
resolved and track the outstanding issues that exist and t
Hi,
I would make a distinction between bugs that reduce usability and
those where a feature is totally non-functional. If we have features
that are non-functional, they should be fixed immediately or removed.
However, Uwe makes a good point about non-English speakers having
nowhere to go for
Hi,
the problem is not to find an bug, the problem is to fix it
because we all have less time.
The "normal user" can find bugs but I think it is
a problem for not English-speaken people to report a bug.
So my suggestion:
We need on the OpenJUMP page
http://openjump.org/wiki/show/HomePage
a lin
Hei,
but in general Larry is right.. we should sarch for testers
most of the errors are reported by the same people.
stefan
Uwe Dalluege schrieb:
> Hi Larry,
>
> you wrote:
>
>> This (and the problem with Image Layres) raises the question, "Is
>> anyone besides the developers testing and repo
Hi Larry,
you wrote:
> This (and the problem with Image Layres) raises the question, "Is
> anyone besides the developers testing and reporting bugs?"
Please have a look at this side:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=679906&group_id=118054&func=browse
Regards,
Uwe
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I just found and fixed a problem with the Toggle Visibility Layer Name
popup menu item. It was totally nonfunctional. I wonder how long it
has been broken.
This (and the problem with Image Layres) raises the question, "Is
anyone besides the developers testing and reporting bugs?" We need to
rec
