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Then don't use a Mac. With your appartment complex, I assume you'll receive feedback from the owner or eventually you'll move to a more responsive place. Open
by Tichy 14y ago
Then don't use a Mac. With your appartment complex, I assume you'll receive feedback from the owner or eventually you'll move to a more responsive place.
Open source hardware is a problem, agreed - I hope in the future there will be more of it available. Even open source houses, why not. If there is an open source plan for a house, maybe there will be a community fixing common problems with it.
- nodata 14y ago> Then don't use a Mac. Your solution to the dead-end of reporting bugs to Apple, is to recommend that I don't use a Mac? No, the solution is that Apple open their bug reporting up.
- Tichy 14y agoThey don't seem to want to do that. Now what?
- nodata 14y agoGet lots of technical people who want good bug reporting to want open bug tracking.
- nathan_long 14y agoOr maybe better: create a tool for filing bugs with Apple which also files them in an open database. Make the tool super nice to use, the bugs super easy to browse and search (as in SEO), and market the heck out of it. If it gets enough attention, Apple will have to care.
- Tichy 14y agoIsn't that what companies like getsatisfaction provide? How are they doing on the Apple front? Edit: to clarify, I was under the impression that there are already companies that provide "complaint forms" (bug trackers) for products of other companies. So I was wondering if they provide such a tracker for Apple and how much activity it provides. I thought getsatisfaction was such a company, but maybe it was another one.
- jpoehls 14y agoI ran across Open Radar (http://www.openradar.me http://www.openradar.me) the other day. It doesn't file the bug with Apple for you but it does provide the open database.