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On 11/01/2008, Paul Dufresne <email address hidden> wrote:
>
> You have to understand that we normally don't fix bugs in a version that
> was released.
> Only in exceptional case this is done, and the conditions for doing so are
> described at:
> https:/
I would be more inclined to understand that if this bug had been reported
AFTER Gutsy was released. But this bug was reported on August 2nd, and as
far as I know Gutsy is also known as 7.10, which indicates that it was
released in October. That gives 2 months to do something (or at lease post a
comment, which is yet to happen) about it BEFORE the release.
> Among the conditions, the following:
> An explanation of how the bug has been addressed in the development
> branch, including the relevant version numbers of packages modified in order
> to implement the fix; generally, SRUs will not be accepted if the bug has
> not been fixed in the development branch.
Again, when the bug was reported Gutsy WAS the development branch.
> Almost no one have reported this problem on Hardy (I have checked all
> duplicates, and they are all about Gutsy, except mine: bug #162400, which I
> am
> not sure is a duplicate, because I have no screen, even without VGA=xxx
> option, which I seems to be alone in that situation).
>
> Bug importance are described at:
> https:/
>
> One could argue that it should be low because it has many easy
> workarounds:
Easy for whom? For me? Yes - if I had a different graphics card. I'm yet to
try a solution that works with my Intel 945GM/GMS. I'm living with 80x25,
which is a "working" solution but, as someone said earlier, seem rather
silly this long after the standard came out.
For someone trying out linux as an alternative to Windows for the first time
and runs into some trouble needing to login without X? Not so much!
> -don't use vga=xxx
> -use the terminal in graphics mode rather than real virtual terminals
> -and the one consisting at modifying initramfs modules to load fbcon and
> vesa
> But as it affects many people, well yes, medium seems fair.
>
> A new alpha version of Hardy have just come out: Alpha 3.
> Please consult http://
> test how it works for you with it,
> and report results here.
Someone earlier tried that, with the same results.
/Jonas