[Bug 53407] Re: SCIM help dialogue for scim-skk is in Japanese

[Rolf Leggewie]

Peter, thank you for responding now.  You're entitled to your opinion, I
don't need to agree.

And the link you posted is completely irrelevant here since I'm also the
Debian Maintainer, so I *am* the dev that Collin is talking about and I
*do* require bug submitters to not just "fire and forget".  I ask for
active cooperation if you want your bug fixed, if you like it or not.
And the most basic information is if the bug is still present or not.

I don't think a long list of open tickets that nobody feels like working
on is better than a short list that somebody is indeed trying to fix.

I just released a new scim package in Debian, but I don't expect any
changes as far as bugs are concerned for Ubuntu.  I also took the chance
to push all those patches upstream (oh, yes, I do have commit rights in
the upstream scim project, too).  So, if you want to say "do you your
homework", I would respond that *you* need to do it.  You're barking up
the wrong tree.

A bug's status is easy enough to change, anyways.

Thank you for the patch, it would have likely been in the current
release if you just hadn't ignored the ping.

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