wine users - Jun 2009 - Re: Call for volunteers

austin987 wrote:
> 
> Was only partly cynical, I didn't know the forum source wasn't on
the
> website. Sorry about that, didn't mean any harm ;-).
> 
That was very honest of you! 

I understand that you were not convinced by the ideas proposed, but I believe in
them and I felt the changes needed were within my time limitations and my little
PHP knowledge (I use zope/python occasionally and PHP very rarely).
Unfortunately, with PHPBB in the mix, it changes significantly the task (I
already looked for one hour to its code). I'm not sure it can be done
without investing too much time to learn PHPBB.

2009/6/22 fcmartins <wineforum-user at winehq.org>
>
> austin987 wrote:
> >
> > Was only partly cynical, I didn't know the forum source wasn't
on the
> > website. Sorry about that, didn't mean any harm ;-).
> >
>
> That was very honest of you!
>
> I understand that you were not convinced by the ideas proposed, but I
> believe in them and I felt the changes needed were within my time
> limitations and my little PHP knowledge (I use zope/python occasionally and
> PHP very rarely). Unfortunately, with PHPBB in the mix, it changes
> significantly the task (I already looked for one hour to its code). I'm
not
> sure it can be done without investing too much time to learn PHPBB.
>
>
>
>
>
> One question about bug testing ? should we test for specific bug with every
new wine release, or should we use some interval between testing (I don't
know... say 3 wine releases)? Which approach is more preferable for wine
devs?

Thank You.
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