Re: Damaged xterm in Fedora 10

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On Sun, 2009-02-22 at 23:59 -0700, Reg Clemens wrote:
> then there is a box with
>
>             All: Show all Products
>         Red Hat: Red Hat Products
>          Fedora: Fedora Products
>           Other: Other Misellaneous Products
>
> Then a box with 
>
>              Actions: <and the line above starting with Home...>
>       Saved Searches: My Bugs
>
>                 Add the named tag <box> to bugs <box> commit
>
> There is no place to put in the text of a bug report, and hitting
> 'new' brings you right back to this form.

Having had a look at Bugzilla (it's changed since my last play), the
"new" link appears to reset the form so you can do a new query (not
intuitive, and lacking any mouse-hover popup-info about what it might
do).

To make a bugzilla entry, the list of products (as above) are links to
start making an entry:  The word "Fedora" to pick from a Fedora product,
with another page of sub-categories, and so on, and so forth.

It's not exactly intuitive that this is a menu to *pick* choices from,
as links, rather than just for you to read.  If the webpage hadn't
elected to remove the traditional underlining of links, it would have
been more obvious.

I'm rather tired of having to find the hidden links on websites, these
days, as they delight in making it un-obvious what's a link.
http://ars.userfriendly.org/cartoons/?id=20030823


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