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The biggest reason against removing such "won't fix" bugs from a bug db is that it's kept for historical reasons. If a user reports it again, a search of the bu

by infinii 14y ago

The biggest reason against removing such "won't fix" bugs from a bug db is that it's kept for historical reasons. If a user reports it again, a search of the bug db will indicate that an investigation has been performed and the bug isn't worthy of being fixed. If it'd been deleted, support would waste time duplicating the investigation again.

warp 14y ago
This is about open bugs. Closed bugs are easy to ignore. Ubuntu has 98614 open bugs: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs (Though I expect that would also include feature requests / wishlist items, so the actual bug count would be slightly lower).