Why the f. ask people to file a separate bug report for the exact same
problem on the exact same machine ? Just to mark it a duplicate later on
?

I've been filing bugs for Ubuntu for 5+ years, and I would say that I'm
under the impression that reporting kernel bugs in plain useless. The
reporter is always asked to perform more test, different reports, test
different kernel versions... The reporter can well be asked to spend
several days testing, but then what ? I've never saw the Ubuntu team
solve a single kernel bug I've reported or others reported and I
followed...

Reporting Ubuntu kernel bugs may be less useful than pray whatever god
you'd like to solve them... The point seems to be that the bug will be
solved the day the non-Ubuntu generic kernel folks will solve it... And
they seem to care only about the discussions that goes on in the Linux
kernel mailing-list...

The present bug report is 7 months old, already has 68 comments, took me
hours testing and responding, and what useful happened ? Zilch. Nada.
Only heavy useless administrativia.

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