[Reportbug-maint] Bug#674618: What I think?

[Mikko Koho]

Now, I found the fix to this bug: take "Reportbug" away in next
versions of Debian. And get maintainers to search and install it if
needed. Simple. If this doesn't be able, don't cry if non-valid
persons gets non-valid-reports! Own software can't be so important
that it must be in all computers but only few persons can use it or
report wishes to develop it.

This is very first test how intelligent persons are developing "Reportbug."

Mikko

Ps. I was a trainee in one firm in Finnland in 2006. We had Italian
machines and, unfortunately all said, Italian control system in one
unit. Once two Italians were doing small fixes to control automation
and calibrating settings of this system. My friend said once in
finnish when he watched their working: "I should trust their skills
but I can't do it. But I don't have another way than try to trust."
I think that I have quite similar situation now. I want that my distro
hasn't any non-needed parts, I want that my distro isn't distro which
is made from distro which is made.. And I want that it's quite simple
to use. I know something about computers but in same time I know very
much about another things and computer is only way to use my skills.

2012/6/17, Sandro Tosi <morph at debian.org>:
> On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 12:32 AM, Mikko Koho <cryogenium at gmail.com> wrote:
>> Softwares, operating systems etc. have very often persons called
>> "end-user."
>
> End-users need end-users support forum, in order to verify if it's
> really a bug or not (given they don't have the required skill to know
> by themselves) and that's why debian-users at lists.debian.org or #debian
> IRC channel exists.
>
> All the rest of your reply is not worth a reply.
>
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> Sandro Tosi (aka morph, morpheus, matrixhasu)
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>