I think Nostr would be probably 200% better if we had someone to test apps reliably.
I'm not talking about a "QA engineer" whatever, just someone that isn't a programmer but can install things, click...
One step back on all our decentralised stack - where do we report bugs? And do forums?
Its so heterogeneous...
QubesOS, SuiteCRM, and PrivacyGuides have nice forums.
Many other projects like Xen, the Kernel, and Debian have mailing lists which... Are good, but I think forums are better.
Stack overflow died.
Arch Linux and Gentoo Linux have/had wikis.
Debian have governance - nice, but not the best solution...
And when it comes to bug reporting - does it have to be in the GitHub repo?!??
I think nostr is fun when using in the smartphone GrapheneOS on an app... Maybe I am using it wrong... But just put a menu next to messages and settings and this and that to report a bug or something... That could get automatically the versions and enrich with some info... Would that be good UX?
@primal @Wisp @Amethyst
Its so heterogeneous...
QubesOS, SuiteCRM, and PrivacyGuides have nice forums.
Many other projects like Xen, the Kernel, and Debian have mailing lists which... Are good, but I think forums are better.
Stack overflow died.
Arch Linux and Gentoo Linux have/had wikis.
Debian have governance - nice, but not the best solution...
And when it comes to bug reporting - does it have to be in the GitHub repo?!??
I think nostr is fun when using in the smartphone GrapheneOS on an app... Maybe I am using it wrong... But just put a menu next to messages and settings and this and that to report a bug or something... That could get automatically the versions and enrich with some info... Would that be good UX?
@primal @Wisp @Amethyst
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