[mythtv] mythfrontend crash in the EPG w/ backtrace
Isaac Richards
ijr at case.edu
Mon May 23 17:33:12 UTC 2005
On Monday 23 May 2005 12:10 pm, octothorp at gmail.com wrote:
> On 5/20/05, Isaac Richards <ijr at case.edu> wrote:
> > Yes, in fact, I do.
>
> So you seem to be saying LxM bounties suck ass then, huh?
Yeah, that's an analogous situation. Good comparison.
> > half about the same issue with no new information in any of the messages,
> > and
>
> Did anyone ask for additional info? I know I would have found that
> very helpful and would improve the quality of any future bug reports I
> dared to try and report.
I asked for more info (namely, does it still repro with current cvs), and you
said you wouldn't do that. Why should I waste time asking you to provide any
any more information, after you've already refused once?
> > they're entitled to _IMMEDIATE_ support on an issue, it tends to make me
> > not care terribly much about their problems.
>
> I don't feel intitled to anything, and you're the one who wants to
> know about problems with the most possible current CVS and does not
> care about yesterday's CVS. Tell me then, how do I report about
> anything in CVS at all and have it be relevant if no one wants to look
> at anything until days later? Oh, it's old now. "Too bad, you're just
> a [l]user" is the response you seem to want to give.
I expect people that are using cvs to be able to update to a more recent
checkout before re-reporting a problem. If you're not capable of doing that,
stick to the releases - you really shouldn't be using CVS.
You don't feel entitled to immediate support? Let's review when you sent
messages:
mythtv-dev: 05/19/05 12:50 am
mythtv-users: 05/19/05 5:23 pm
mythtv-dev: 05/19/05 7:41 pm
mythtv-users: 05/19/05 7:43 pm
mythtv-dev: 05/19/05 7:44 pm
mythtv-dev: 05/20/05 1:30 am
mythtv-users: 05/20/05 1:31 am
mythtv-dev: 05/20/05 11:12 pm
You don't think that that's excessive? Do you see anyone else acting like
this on either list?
> Further, I doubt it's just my issue. I'm glad you seem to only take
> this attitude with some users and not everyone, or myth would quickly
> die.
I take this attitude with users who annoy me. You annoyed me.
> Here's some advice. If you wanted a better bug report, have better
> instructions on your site, and feel free to make suggestions when
> replying to bug reports which need more info. Insulting people does
> not get good mileage.
I you think I've been insulting you, you really ought to get out more.
And, yes, acting like you're entitled to immediate support and sending 8
identical messages to a mailing list is a _great_ way to get help.
Isaac
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