Tom Albers wrote:
> Op Tuesday 25 December 2007 14:59 schreef u:
>> I could make a long list of other problems, but please at least
>> look at Bug 126823.  This seems to be a show stopper to me.
> 
> James,
> 
> Thanks for your mail. About the bug:
> 
> It's filed against 3.5.2, so something is at least confusing ;-)
> 
> But it's a bug, hardly a show stopper bug. Maybe an annoying one too.
> Anyhow, we are not talking about 'data loss' or for example a problem
> with starting applications on a certain platform or a massive
> reproducable miscompilation on a specific architectures, rendering
> kde4 unusable for a group of people... That are show stopper bugs.
> I've seen a lot of people declaring something a show stopper bug, we
> (as in someone, probably better discussed on the release-team ml)
> should try to define that term somehow I think. I also think we
> should use the grave severity from bugzilla for that ideally.

Oooooooppppppps.  That is an old bug which I will close and I have 
opened a new one for KDE4 since it doesn't seem to be possible to update 
the version on a bug:

http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154595

While this doesn't result in data loss.  Most users will probably have 
problems caused by it.

-- 
JRT


 
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