> the attitude of the maintainer really pisses me off. From a perspective of somebody who is not invested in this issue you seem overly sensitive. > Dismissin

> the attitude of the maintainer really pisses me off. From a perspective of somebody who is not invested in this issue you seem overly sensitive. > Dismissing and closing the issue without even looking at it? With 17 (and potentially many more) users on StackExchange indicating they're having the same issue for 3 months? Seriously? If I was a maintainer, how would I know that people post about it on StackExchange? I'm not obliged to watch every random forum to track issues. > Even if you want the issue reporter to add more details, just ask and let they add it, and then try to reproduce it, before you decide to close it or not. Not to mention in this case there's frankly no more details to report. Quite the contrary. Judging from the install script code, there were several potentially important things that were omitted in bug report for the sake of brevity. There were (probably) enough details to try to reproduce the problem, though. > [...] they choose to just close the issue [...] and claim "there's no bug to report here". Wow, just wow. You see, I'm not touched on how they handled the issue. Such things happen; I've seen worse. I'm actually amazed that they produced a slightly overcomplicated wrapper around wget and apt-get, and their users in this situation apparently can't manage their way out of paper bag with regard to package system of the OS they use, despite being supposedly technically skilled.