GNOME Bug Tracker

The GNOME Bug Tracker is a system that allows users to file bugs they have found so that GNOME developers will know about them and can fix them. GNOME uses bugzilla, a bug tracking system first developed for the Mozilla project. Bugzilla allows us not only to fix bugs that come in from our users, but also helps us track the stability of various projects within GNOME.

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The GNOME Bugsquad

The GNOME Bugsquad is a Quality Assurance (QA) team, that keeps track of the current bugs within the project, and make sure that these bugs do not go unnoticed. Within this tracking process, they help to continually 'triage' bugs making sure that each bug has the correct category, severity and contains enough information for the developer to be able to fix.

Simple Bug Assistant

There are different ways of reporting a bug. By using the simple bug assistant, you can avoid much of the terminology involved, as you are taken step by step through the process. If you are used to reporting bugs, often the advanced bug form is more effective.

Bug writing HOW TO

This how to explains the various terminology connected to a bug tracking system like bugzilla.

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