Re: Misconduct of GTK+/glib Bugtracker Admins

[Gergely Polonkai <gergely polonkai eu>]

Hello,

I’m sorry to say that, but I find your name very appropriate in this case:
*Ignorant* Guru. You seem to ignore every statement that says something
else that you do.

GNOME is not a Red Hat product. It is a GNOME Foundation product, if you
want to put it anywhere. It is led by several developers, Red Hat employees
or not, who put a lot of effort to make it better. I personally know that
they *do* accept patches, as I have sent some of them in the past, and
possibly will send more in the future. You were told several times that if
you don’t like the way it works, then create a patch: GNOME developers
don’t necessarily have the time to make this work for you. You can see how
many problems they have to deal with either by looking at the bug tracker
or the IRC channel they hang around on.

I try to repeat what so many others said before in this thread: if you have
put half the effort into writing a patch instead of writing such not-well
backed complaints, this problem should have been solved already.

Disclaimer: I’m not officially connected with GNOME nor Red Hat, Inc. I
just use GNOME since 1.something, and although I don’t necessarily agree
with all the steps they took, I still like this platform.

Kind regards,
Gergely

2015-06-07 21:20 GMT+02:00 Lucas Levrel <llevrel yahoo fr>:

> Le 7 juin 2015, IgnorantGuru a écrit :
>
>  As for who agrees with me and who doesn't, outside of fanboy lists and
> > such, most people I encounter are QUITE unhappy with GTK 3, and often ask
> > why I use it at all.
>
> Indeed, can't you go back and use GTK 2 instead ? (Maybe does this bug
> exist in GTK2 as well?)
>
> --
> Lucas Levrel
>
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