Given that #Gentoo #Bugzilla mail is down for three days now, if anybody needed to search for bugs changed since Friday:

https://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?f1=delta_ts&o1=greaterthan&order=changeddate&v1=2025-07-11

Filed Bug 287268 to add -devel version of #nvidia GPU driver on #FreeBSD #Bugzilla. This is planned to track basically New Feature Branch (NFB) of drivers, but if Production Branch of driver has larger version number, temporarily switches to it until new NFB is released upstream.
Note that Beta Branch of drivers are not tracked, although supports for them are incorporated in-tree in preparation of new NFB release, as versions on -devel branch.
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=287268

Now it's at 575.57.08.
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/details/245539/

Currently, pruning of deprecated ports seems to be ongoing (and some of which are requested to be reverted), causing category Makefile to be modified. So holding to open review on Phablicator to see there could be more or not for maybe 1 or 2 more days.

There is something sad about a project where blog posts start with “Surprise! #Bugzilla’s not dead yet. :-)”

https://www.bugzilla.org/blog/2022/12/13/upcoming-releases-and-more-fun-stuff/

It's a few days late, But this year is our 10th anniversary of the #WikimediaFoundation started it's final steps in the #Bugzilla to #Phabricator migration, On the 2014-11-21 the import of the old Bugzilla archives into the Phabricator started, access to Phabricator to the public was reopened 2014-11-24.

How time flies... today (Monday, that we're just now leaving in the US) was #Bugzilla's 26th birthday, and 1 year since we announced the non-profit to manage the project.

Aw c'mon #Bugzilla throw me a bone here. Trying to get a pwd reset and nothing showing up in my inbox.

Guess I'll try to create a new acct.

Bug tracker for RDE.

RDE is already quite big project with a few subprojects and it's hard to track feature requests, reports, milestones, their dependencies and to collocate and organize them properly and share publicly.

That's why for last few weeks I was looking at different project management/bug tracking solutions.

From what I found so far it seems that Bugzilla is the best option at the moment.

Thoughts?

https://www.bugzilla.org/

Is #RedHat truly on the slope of enshittification?

* Removing public access to RHEL sources.
* Moving from Bugzilla to Jira.
* Hiring McKinsey - https://www.theregister.com/2024/03/27/red_hat_hires_mckinsey/

Anything else I missed?

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