Ubuntu Bug Week Announcement

[Alberto Salvia Novella]

When saying Trusty is the most *stable release* I took into 
consideration it is in alpha stage, so Trusty is the most stable of all 
releases in alpha stage.

On the other hand, the Ubuntu *Bug Week* has been quite unsuccessful. I 
thought in the worst scenario, because launching it so soon, whe will be 
at least four people participating; but we just where two. On the other 
hand, over a hundred bugs; so it wasn't that bad, *thanks* to Javier 
P.L. <https://launchpad.net/%7Echilicuil> for being so supportive.

Because of this, I want to ask people some *questions*; so next time we 
do better. Please tell me the following, although the possible answer 
doesn't seem relevant; so we can figure out what has being missed in the 
event:

  * *Why* you choose not to participate?
  * *What* will make you to participate in an event like this?

Thank you


El 10/02/14 13:57, Matthew Paul Thomas escribió:
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> Hi Alberto
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> Alberto Salvia Novella wrote on 07/02/14 02:48:
>> ...
>>
>> As said
>> <http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000017.html> by Joel
>> Spolsky, *good software* usually takes 10 years to become well
>> made. And this appears the case for Ubuntu 14.04; the most stable
>> release of all time, as it can be seen in its Error Tracker
>> <https://errors.ubuntu.com/>.
>>
>> ...
> Unfortunately, the error tracker currently shows that Trusty (the
> orange line) is the *least* stable version of Ubuntu yet. The most
> stable release so far was 13.04 (the purple line).
>
> I guess you misunderstood this because the Y axis on the graph is
> unlabelled, which is itself a bug! <http://launchpad.net/bugs/1237499>
>
> Unfortunately we can't tell whether Trusty is better or worse than
> other releases at this point of the release cycle, because data from
> before last July is on an old database server and not yet migrated to
> the current tracker.
>
> I hope the Bug Weekend was a success. Perhaps for future Bug Days, you
> could give more advance notice that they're happening.
>
> Cheers
> - -- 
> mpt
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