* Panu Matilainen:
Attitudes like that is why there's rottenware in the distro that
last
actually worked sometime around 2011, dutifully rebuilt on each
mass-rebuild and even spec cleanups taking place but the software
itself crashes on startup (or is otherwise entirely dysfunctional)
ever since.
I think that's only a problem if reported bugs don't get fixed. If such
bugs are fixed, shipping everything that builds aligns well with
building a community-tested distribution.
Exceptions could be software that leads to purchases of some kind, based
on an incorrect assumption of Fedora support due to the existence of the
non-working package.
Thanks,
Florian