[Shotwell] shotwell wrong event dates + ubuntu 10.04

Xavi Viader xavierviader at gmail.com
Wed Aug 24 09:09:33 UTC 2011


Hi Colin,
You are right, there are many applications that are not upgraded. Generally
I don't upgrade anything if everything works. I've just upgrade applications
with new features or bug fixes, like this issue.

I've been using Shotwell with wrong event dates (in Catalan) and it's quite
annoying to change by hand all of them. New released 0.11 has fixed wrong
even dates in Catalan and I'd be so happy to use it.

In my opinion, is not very useful to upgrade all my stuff every 6 months as
ubuntu pretends. I do like ubuntu but I don't want to be every half year
repairing those applications or functionallites that has stopped to work. I
dit it from 8.04 to 10.04 (8.10,9.04,9.10) and I got fed up as every upgrade
implies something that stops working.

I'll will continue using Shotwell partially with all things that are still
useful for me.

Anyway, I'm not complaining I'm just expressing my "sadness" because I was
so happy thinking that I was gonna have 0.11 fully working (with my
language)  in my ubuntu 10.04.

Again, thansk to yorba and comunity.

no problem

xavi

2011/8/24 Colin Law <clanlaw at googlemail.com>

> On 24 August 2011 07:42, Xavi Viader <xavierviader at gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > it's a shame but then I wont' be able to use shotwell any more. I'll way
> for
> > the next long term suport. Thanks to yorba and comunity to build this
> great
> > application.
>
> You can continue to use the version of Shotwell that you have been
> using, why do you have to stop using it just because the next release
> of Shotwell is not available for that version of Ubuntu?
>
> The point of an LTS version of Ubuntu is that one sticks with known
> working versions of the OS and Applications, with just security and
> bug fixes.  I believe that many apps are not upgraded on LTS versions
> of Ubuntu due to the risk of bugs being introduced.
>
> Colin
>



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