[09:17] <vila> GyrosGeier: Marking the bugs FixReleased (mentioning the release) is the best way to address that problem IMHE
[15:45] <GyrosGeier> vila, that will happen once we have a release
[16:22] <vila> GyrosGeier: right.That's one way to look at it: make them all released when the release comes out
[16:23] <vila> GyrosGeier: an alternative is to use that status to indicate what /will/ be part of the release before the release is done.
[16:23] <vila> GyrosGeier: Less work at release time, less noise until then.
[16:24] <vila> GyrosGeier: ymmv
[16:25] <GyrosGeier> the default view that includes these is awesome for users because they can see what bugs to still expect
[17:55] <willem> Hi all, I'm trying to report a bug, but launchpad keeps producing an error (tried for 20 minutes or so): (Error ID: OOPS-9c1505f4810fc2a4e7c16ecc6c2aac13). Could this be something I am doing wrong or is this launchpad itself?
[17:55] <ubot5> https://oops.canonical.com/?oopsid=OOPS-9c1505f4810fc2a4e7c16ecc6c2aac13
[19:44] <cjwatson> "IllegalTarget: Package xfce not published in Ubuntu"
[19:45] <cjwatson> willem: so it's a bug that this resulted in an OOPS rather than a proper error message; but you'll need to pick a source package name that actually exists in Ubuntu.  I suggest using the package name picker (via the search icon beside the package name text box) to find one
[19:49] <cjwatson> willem: I *think* Xubuntu uses network-manager for its network panel widget, so you could probably start with that, but I don't use Xubuntu myself so I'm not really sure