There is a list of packages we cover as I've found it before! Where it actually is is anyone's guess, hidden behind all the stupid gimmicks like google maps and team photos?
It would be REALLY GOOD if launchpad actually concentrated on working, rather than adding new stuff that no-one actually wants (but make nice press releases??). It always seems like the weak point in Ubuntu development.
I am trying to find the list of packages that are covered by the Edubuntu Bugsquad. This should be easy but is actually impossible.
I go to https:/ /edge.launchpad .net/~edubuntu- bugs
List Assigned Packages should be it! https:/ /edge.launchpad .net/~edubuntu- bugs/+related- software
No - bughelper and bughelper data.
https:/ /edge.launchpad .net/~edubuntu- bugs/+maintaine d-packages none /edge.launchpad .net/~edubuntu- bugs/+uploaded- packages none /edge.launchpad .net/~edubuntu- bugs/+related- projects bughelper and bughelper data
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There is a list of packages we cover as I've found it before! Where it actually is is anyone's guess, hidden behind all the stupid gimmicks like google maps and team photos?
It would be REALLY GOOD if launchpad actually concentrated on working, rather than adding new stuff that no-one actually wants (but make nice press releases??). It always seems like the weak point in Ubuntu development.