A while ago, something happened to the bugs reported against KDE in debian. It is best illustrated like this:
I’ve chosen to name it Eckhart slope. Thanks.
For full graphs, see http://alioth.debian.org/~pusling-guest/pkg-kde-buggraphs/
A while ago, something happened to the bugs reported against KDE in debian. It is best illustrated like this:
I’ve chosen to name it Eckhart slope. Thanks.
For full graphs, see http://alioth.debian.org/~pusling-guest/pkg-kde-buggraphs/
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Good to see that! but I don’t understand why did that happen?
In Fedora we have Abrt rise ;-)
Let’s just hope this is due to bugs getting fixed, not due to people moving away from KDE and thus no longer reporting issues in the first place:-/
How does that graph look in KDE’s own bugtracker?
What is that something that happened?
Why the name?
I assume the reason and the name are related?
Looks like triage work thanks to Eckhart Wörner — that means hundreds of miscellaneous crashes reported against KDE 3.x are presumed fixed in KDE 4.x.
Thanks Eckhart, $deity bless you!