Skip Montanaro wrote: >Can you elaborate what the differences are? Other than smaller fonts and >pink backgrounds I didn't notice any functional difference between the two >pages. In particular, they both seemed to have several columns of >information which could be used to sort the display in ascending or >descending order. (I use Opera. Maybe some other tidbits are available to >people using Netscape or MSIE.) > The choice of default columns and the font choices and the coloring make a big difference in how much information fits on a screen. It's minor stuff, but it makes big usability differences. >My biggest gripe with bugzilla has always been the damn search form. Talk >about an inefficient UI! If I need to submit a bug report to a >bugzilla-based system I refuse to even try to see if the bug has been >reported before. > Try ActiveState's -- we have a "simple search" form which does the right thing in 95% of bugs for any bug database with less than 50,000 bugs in it =). http://bugs.activestate.com/ActivePerl/query.cgi --da
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