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Bugzilla Delivered to the Desktop

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on from the it's-not-a-bug-it's-a-feature dept.

sereda writes "Deskzilla released their desktop client for the Bugzilla bug tracking system today. The Deskzilla system promises to deliver features for greater productivity and improved working environment for the users of Bugzilla." There are also a few screenshots posted on their site.

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  1. Re:Damn! by lilmouse · · Score: 5, Interesting

    Silly boy, web interface will still work!

    This is actually really really interesting. I can totally see the value this would have for a company that uses Bugzilla as the bug-tracking software. The tree structure would be really handy in certain situations, and for a company, the $99 pricetag is a drop in the bucket. It's not something I would want everyone to use, but for some people who use bugzilla very often for management, this would be handy.

    The offline bit is really great - if you need to go to a client, and want to take the buglist along with you, you're pretty screwed. But if you have this, there's a local copy you carry around, and it seamlessly integrates...very nice. Very very nice.

    --LWM

  2. Re:A conundrum by eli173 · · Score: 5, Interesting
    But how was the *first* compiler compiled?

    Just thinking about that makes me head explo[NO CARRIER].

    Go read Reflections on Trusting Trust and pay particular attention to the part about the '\v' character.

    'Course the rest of that document may reduce you to gibbering goo. ;)