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Miro 2.0 Launches Today
soDean writes "Miro just launched their 2.0 release today. The free and open source HD video player and Internet TV features an all-new interface and an entirely rewritten UI engine, plus tons of new features and improvements — it's less of a collection of new stuff and more of a rethinking of the whole experience. You can download Miro 2.0 here for Linux, Mac, and Windows. Miro is developed by the Participatory Culture Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, hell-bent on making Internet video more open and decentralized, along with a dedicated community of users, volunteers, translators, testers, and coders."
Developers don't want your bug report if you aren't willing to do the proper procedures. A bug report that you've put some effort into might help fix the bug. It takes patience and attention to detail to open a useful but report.
A bug report that you wrote in half-assed is worthless, and worse than worthless. It wastes the developer's time and hurts the project.
If you're not willing to jump through a few hoops, don't open a bug.
It's rare that you're presented with a knob whose only two positions are Make History and Flee Your Glorious Destiny.