Comment 38 for bug 215810

PS: I saw nothing wrong with what PeterNZ wrote, He expressed very well his frustration at the failure of getting a simple task to work, you really needed to look at the big picture of what he was saying, not the details of what he said. I still believe I can learn from anyone and everyone, your response to him strongly suggests that you cannot. That is why I jumped in. If you are going to freely donate code to the free software concept, at least check your dependencies, and make sure your code has the end user experience in mind. I worked long and hard to get out of your mind set, blame the end user for no knowing how to use your code. You really need to switch to the thought that no news is good news. if you get no feed back then everything is working and no one is noticing, and that is good ! When a user is using your code and has no complaint, that is the holy grail !!!!