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@woe2you Likely because it’s right around when I stopped using Fedora because of this: https://ar.al/2024/06/23/fedora-has-been-shipping-with-a-broken-screen-reader-for-nine-years-but-the-real-problem-is-me/
Best decision ever.
@aral Wanting new information and giving you all of 50 milliseconds to respond before closing the issue sure is a vibe 😬
@kookie It’s not even that: if someone opens an issue it means that they (at least to some degree) cared about trying to help you. You don’t get to dictate how far that help goes. In this case, it’s likely because I stopped using Fedora: https://ar.al/2024/06/23/fedora-has-been-shipping-with-a-broken-screen-reader-for-nine-years-but-the-real-problem-is-me/
All my projects are free and open source. I wouldn’t dream of talking to someone who took time to try and help in that way. The only acceptable response is “thank you for your time”.
@aral Yeaah. I have definitely tagged issues as "needs more info" or "needs verification" if I didn't have enough info just to be able to filter out things that aren't super actively needing my attention.
Even closing it with "we don't think this will happen anymore" is kinda fine IMO if someone went and refactored a bunch of code or fixed other issues in the same vein. But yeah that response was pretty shitty
@aral But you never got back to them with the error log from when it's working properly, how are they supposed to make it work properly for you without that?