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#1 2009-10-19 02:08:20
- pjmattal
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Bug Squashing Day: Saturday 11/7
Many thanks to those who participated in the Bug Squashing Day in October; it was very productive!
Andrea and I are planning the next one for Saturday 11/7. Jump in whenever you like, but you can be sure to find us squashing furiously in the #archlinux-bugs IRC forum in the afternoon and evening EST.
Join us if you can! Many hands make light work, and anyone can help.
Best,
Paul and Andrea
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#2 2009-10-19 12:10:56
- Allan
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Re: Bug Squashing Day: Saturday 11/7
That is November 7 and not July 11? 
I may be able to help out a bit at this one, although I may just stick to the pacman tracker.
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#3 2009-10-20 04:40:37
- chender
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Re: Bug Squashing Day: Saturday 11/7
As a non developer Arch user I just want to thank you all for the diligence on this stuff. Having tried other distro's, mainly Ubuntu, Arch has brought me better reliability and better understanding of my system.
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#5 2009-10-20 04:52:56
- Allan
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Re: Bug Squashing Day: Saturday 11/7
pjmattal wrote:Join us if you can! Many hands make light work, and anyone can help.
Do you need to be running [testing] to be able to help?
Not if the package with the bug is not in [testing].
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