I emailed him about the RAID debacle. Never got a reaction. But there's
a bigger picture then just an graphics or a RAID bug - it's about
releasing stuff that might not be ready for 'production' and alienates a
lot of users.
> He claims that he is a benevolent dictator. Maybe he will use his power to fix the problem.
> To be sure he himself has some insight into the problem. It could also be the case that they
> used the old Electronic Arts principle, "Release now and fix later."
>
> Ubuntu seems to wait for upstream fixes. I don't agree with this policy.
> I read an article about the guy that is working on the Intel code and he claimed huge
> performance increases. I've yet to see them.
>
>
> --
> It's like butter to a biscuit. Doesn't taste quite as good as lard.
>
salemboot wrote: /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 252094
> *** This bug is a duplicate of bug 252094 ***
> https:/
>
> Has anybody emailed Mark Shuttlewortth about this catastrophe?
I emailed him about the RAID debacle. Never got a reaction. But there's
a bigger picture then just an graphics or a RAID bug - it's about
releasing stuff that might not be ready for 'production' and alienates a
lot of users.
> He claims that he is a benevolent dictator. Maybe he will use his power to fix the problem.
> To be sure he himself has some insight into the problem. It could also be the case that they
> used the old Electronic Arts principle, "Release now and fix later."
>
> Ubuntu seems to wait for upstream fixes. I don't agree with this policy.
> I read an article about the guy that is working on the Intel code and he claimed huge
> performance increases. I've yet to see them.
>
>
> --
> It's like butter to a biscuit. Doesn't taste quite as good as lard.
>