List of deprecated modules
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You can find the module contact in the bottom of Bugzilla product page.
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<: #8080ff> Sent |
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responded no ok to close bugs |
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Seems to be deprecated (no response in ThomasAndersen/CvsCleanup) |
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commit 2009-02-16 I think is replaced by something (at least is not installed in Ubuntu karmic) |
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commit 2008-11-26 Replaced by the new GDM |
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commit 2006-03-11 DEAD |
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commit 2007-01-09 DEAD |
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commit 2004-10-02 DEAD (You already can not file bugs for this) |
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commit 2006-12-04 DEAD |
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commit 2004-12-14 DEAD |
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commit 2005-04-23 DEAD |
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commit 2009-09-02 Replaced by system-config-printer |
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Officialy deprecated (but maybe still maintained)
Module (Bugzilla page) |
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Notes
intltool bugtracking was moved to launchpad now: http://bugs.launchpad.net/intltool
Template for sending emails
Subject:
Hi,
According to the AUTHORS/MAINTAINERS file in git, you maintain the module mentioned in the subject line. This module has not seen any updates for a long time.
By "updates", do we mean "releases" or "commits"? It might be an idea to clarify in the e-mail.
Please respond to this e-mail and inform the GNOME Bugsquad if your project is still maintained or if it is, realistically speaking, dead. If it is dead the GNOME Bugsquad is going to close the remaining open bug reports and enhancement requests in GNOME Bugzilla and inform the bug reporters about it. (If you instead prefer to do this yourself, just say so.)