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Volkov Peter wrote: |
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> Hello. |
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> IMO the very important element of gentoo user relations that is absent |
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> at w.g.o is search field! Gentoo does not have good searching point. |
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> Each time I encounter bug/problem before asking for help if I'm a good |
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> boy I have to search for solution in different places: forums, mailing |
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> lists, bugzilla. If I heard that gentoo has some feature and I'd like to |
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> find some relevant information, I have to search forums, mailing lists, |
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> wiki, google. That is really uncomfortable. I have to open many |
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> different search pages in my browser and cut and paste my search pattern |
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> there, wait many times for results... And now pretend first day user..! |
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> This omission really disturbs. So just some notes, on what IMO shall be |
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> done. Search should spread among all gentoo projects, subprojects, ml, |
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> blogs and etc. Search should be customized (fex, I'd like to search only |
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> -user mailing list, Assistance forums, and bugs.g.o). It's good idea to |
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> save searches (like save searches in bugzilla). BTW. There were already |
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> suggestions with working implementations: |
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> http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.gentoo.devel/33296 |
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> Peter. |
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Thanks for your interest. A comprehensive search is on our ToDo list. |
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There is no ETA for when this will go live. |
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--curtis |
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