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On Sat, May 20, 2006 at 12:13:02AM +0300, R.I.P. wrote: |
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> I'd suggest to have possiblity of several solutions of the problem. |
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> Sometimes there is no good solution for the problem, but the number of |
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> dirty hacks with advantages and disadvantages in each. |
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> Another situation is when there is a problem with a certain version |
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> of software and there is two possible ways to solve it: |
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> 1. upgrade to possibly unstable but newer version in which the problem |
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> doesn't exist |
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> 2. Fix the problem |
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> In some cases 1st variant will be suitable, in others 2nd. |
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Mind you that bug solutions shouldn't be reported in the KB. Bugs are |
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reported in Bugzilla, and over time they will resolve themselves (in the |
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majority of the cases by a simple update of the system). |
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The KB should, imo, focus on the many questions you read on #gentoo and in |
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the forums that are still valid questions in 1 year (or later). |
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Wkr, |
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Sven Vermeulen |
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