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Nice
by Chakie on Tuesday 17/Sep/2002, @23:29
I read somewhere a mail about how GNOME switched to Bugzilla, but it seemed like they had some more problems with getting it to work. Seems KDE had an easier time migrating to Bugzilla.

I can't really comment on the merits of Bugzilla vs. "the old system", but it has to be A Good Thing(tm) as so many high profile projects use it?
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Re: Nice
by Anonymous on Tuesday 17/Sep/2002, @23:59
Gnome helped KDE by providing the conversion scripts they have used so that KDE didn't have to start at the beginning.
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    by TunaBomber on Friday 20/Sep/2002, @17:02
    I am pleased to see some cooperation between the 2 projects...
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Re: Nice
by Otter on Wednesday 18/Sep/2002, @11:09
I haven't used any Bugzilla setups besides Mozilla's -- but I found it far, far easier to report and respond to bugs in the old KDE system than for Mozilla. There were a zillion options, mostly incomprehensible to anyone not familiar with the code.

The new KDE system seems much simpler, though, so I guess my objections were with the way Mozilla had configured the system rather than with the system itself.
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