System76 Adding XWayland Support & Other Improvements To Its COSMIC DE

[Artim]

I've no desire to watch you have yet another mental breakdown because someone confronted you for your rude remarks and bad attitude. Do what you did in any other community and they'll be less lenient than I was to entertain your delusions and insults. Which for future record, was to call COSMIC "Rust crap", claimed that System76 developers don't know how to write code in C, and having a meltdown after being corrected that Pop does not distribute a modified version of apt.

And there he lies again. I complained about you rewriting Gnome just for the sake of having it written in Rust, while completely ignoring much more important problems. What I actually am calling crap is that Frankenstein Monster of Pop Shop, for it is just an unstable hot mess. I doubt it would have been that big of a problem to write a working shop. Or simply use Gnomes Shop. As with most Pop has, there would be much fewer if you would just use Gnome stuff as is instead of crippling it.

But that mmstick for y'all, lying as gaslighting his way through life. You have to really sink low to become such a pathetic human being.

[mdedetrich]

And there he lies again. I complained about you rewriting Gnome just for the sake of having it written in Rust, while completely ignoring much more important problems. What I actually am calling crap is that Frankenstein Monster of Pop Shop, for it is just an unstable hot mess. I doubt it would have been that big of a problem to write a working shop. Or simply use Gnomes Shop. As with most Pop has, there would be much fewer if you would just use Gnome stuff as is instead of crippling it.

But that mmstick for y'all, lying as gaslighting his way through life. You have to really sink low to become such a pathetic human being.

Dude seriously, take a chill pill and just let it go. Its kind of obvious you are taking this way too defensively and personally.

[mdedetrich]

Bugzilla has a needsinfo flag where you can mark a bug as "needsinfo from [username]" and not only will that show up on the issue, it'll trigger a special e-mail to the person who was needsinfo'd and that person can also see a badge in the top of every page showing their needsinfo count and clicking on it will take them to a list of things they're needsinfo'd on.

Replying to the bug will automatically un-needsinfo you unless you uncheck the "clear needsinfo" checkbox at the bottom of the form.

Okay github definitely doesn't have this, I can see how this can be useful although I don't like the emailing part. For one thing github has its own notifications system which is really powerful and also necessary because otherwise you can get swamped in notifications, a manual handle ping can kinda simulate it but yeah it is manual.

[Artim]

Dude seriously, take a chill pill and just let it go. Its kind of obvious you are taking this way too defensively and personally.

How should I not take this harassment personally?

[ssokolow]

Okay github definitely doesn't have this, I can see how this can be useful although I don't like the emailing part. For one thing github has its own notifications system which is really powerful and also necessary because otherwise you can get swamped in notifications, a manual handle ping can kinda simulate it but yeah it is manual.

While at least Mozilla's instance of Bugzilla only supports e-mail as a delivery channel as far as I can tell, it also has advanced support for configuration of what you're getting notified of, so I'd consider them equivalent on that point, since, if an equivalent feature were integrated into GitHub it'd obviously gain their delivery options and, if an alternative delivery option were added to Bugzilla, it would naturally be integrated into the existing notification configuration.