From amarok  Mon Oct 29 12:56:21 2007
From: Ljubomir Simin <ljubomir.simin () gmail ! com>
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 12:56:21 +0000
To: amarok
Subject: backtraces
Message-Id: <200710291356.22031.ljubomir.simin () gmail ! com>
X-MARC-Message: https://marc.info/?l=amarok&m=119366261301542

Hi,

I was thinking about the backtraces users send when Amarok crashes. I think 
that could be a good topic for a short article on the next AWN. So I'm 
interested in some statistics:
	-how many backtraces are submitted? i.e. weekly/monthly
	-how many of them are plain useless, and what is the percentage of the useful 
ones?
	-what are the most frequent issues, what are the reasons Amarok fails the 
most? xine? bad packages? shared libraries versions? database issues? 
smp/x86_64 problems?
	-maybe the most used ditro?

Besides statistics, I whould explain a bit what backtraces are, why debugging 
info is so important, and educate readers how to make a good backtrace.
I would not like to wash our dirty laundry publically (if we have any ;)), 
just think that might be interesting.


-- 
Ljubomir Simin 
Registered Linux User #351181
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