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Bug squash party

Postby isadora » Mar 23rd, '12, 17:44

Today in the mageia.devel-newsgroup (news://news.gmane.org/gmane.linux.mageia.devel):

In order to reach as wide a target audience as we have in mind with it, please find below a courtesy copy of the latest blog post.

http://blog.mageia.org/en/2012/03/22/bug-off/
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The past months, Mageia has been hard at work getting Alpha and Beta releases out for our upcoming release Mageia 2. With Beta 2 out of the door, and the release candidate on the way, it is time to reflect for a moment on our current situation.

A lot of hard work has been done by a lot of people. Developers, QA & and triaging teams, and not in the least beta testers have worked hard to improve our distribution to the best of our abilities and to ensure that Mageia 2 will become a release for everyone to enjoy.

During the testing, a number of bugs have been found which have been marked as release blockers. While we are hard at work on resolving them, there still is a lot to be done, and we can’t release while any release blocking bugs are still outstanding.

To this end, we’d like to invite everyone to participate in Mageia’s first bug squashing party!

The bug squash party will take place this weekend from friday 4 PM CET, to monday 10 PM CEST in #mageia-bugsquad on the Freenode IRC network.

We invite you to join in during this weekend to help us fix as many bugs as we can! Everyone can help! If you are a packager, we encourage you to get outside of your comfortzone and also have a look for example at installer bugs, wifi bugs, systemd issues, and so on! As end user you can help as well, we are still looking at increasing testing coverage to see if we catch all major issues before going gold with our release. Some bugs only manifest themselves on certain hardware profiles… if your computer is affected by one of these bugs, we especially appreciate your availability to help with testing to see if we can squeeze those nasty bugs!

Over the weekend, we will have a special page on our wiki where we will track the status of all issues we’re working on, as well as a daily update of our progress and work outstanding on the mailinglists -discuss and -dev.

We hope to see you on IRC in #mageia-bugsquad this weekend to help us make Mageia even better and make Mageia 2 a rock solid release!

Mageia Triage Team
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Re: Bug squash party

Postby doktor5000 » Mar 23rd, '12, 20:25

isadora wrote:Today in the mageia.devel-newsgroup (news://news.gmane.org/gmane.linux.mageia.devel):

In order to reach as wide a target audience as we have in mind with it, please find below a courtesy copy of the latest blog post.

http://blog.mageia.org/en/2012/03/22/bug-off/


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Re: Bug squash party

Postby isadora » Mar 23rd, '12, 21:52

Must have something to do with the change to summertime????? :roll:
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Re: Bug squash party

Postby doktor5000 » Mar 24th, '12, 00:53

The change to summertime on coming Sunday? :lol:
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Re: Bug squash party

Postby Ken-Bergen » Mar 24th, '12, 02:12

doktor5000 wrote:The change to summertime on coming Sunday? :lol:
That's the change to spring and when we can finally hang up our snow shovels. :D
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Re: Bug squash party

Postby isadora » Mar 24th, '12, 09:38

doktor5000 wrote:The change to summertime on coming Sunday? :lol:

Actually referral was to the change due to "Daylight Saving Time". ;) :)
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Re: Bug squash party

Postby doktor5000 » Mar 24th, '12, 10:38

@Ken-Bergen: Change to spring? Well over here it's more of a switch to summer, it was really sunny and already quite warm this week. At least felt like summer is beginning. ;)

@isadora: DST or "summer time" (as it's referred to over here) is the same. Seems merely a transcription problem :D
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