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Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #24145] Tue, 28 August 2007 08:03 Go to next message
Dave Syer is currently offline Dave SyerFriend
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The issue tracker at Tigris (http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues) looks like
a Bugzilla (from the URLs), but the page format is not standard. Has anyone
managed to connect to it successfully with Mylyn?
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #24177 is a reply to message #24145] Tue, 28 August 2007 08:22 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: eclipse-news.mark-kirchner.de

Hi,

Dave Syer schrieb:
> The issue tracker at Tigris (http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues)
> looks like a Bugzilla (from the URLs), but the page format is not
> standard.

It's a Bugzilla-based product called IssueZilla.

> Has anyone managed to connect to it successfully with Mylyn?

There's a third-party Mylyn-connector available (which I have not used
so far):
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylyn_Extensions

Regards,
Mark
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #24964 is a reply to message #24177] Wed, 29 August 2007 18:32 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: markphip.GoogleMail.com

In article <fb0m04$ite$1@build.eclipse.org> Mark
Kirchner<eclipse-news@mark-kirchner.de> wrote:
> Hi,

> Dave Syer schrieb:
>> The issue tracker at Tigris (http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues)
>> looks like a Bugzilla (from the URLs), but the page format is not
>> standard.

> It's a Bugzilla-based product called IssueZilla.
>> Has anyone managed to connect to it successfully with Mylyn?

> There's a third-party Mylyn-connector available (which I have not
> usedso far):
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylyn_Extensions

You want the CollabNet Desktop which includes a Mylyn rich editor
for Issuezilla.

<http://eclipse.open.collab.net/>

The current version does not support the Mylyn 2.0 GA release but I
willbe posting a new version later this week that does.

Mark



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Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #25061 is a reply to message #24145] Thu, 30 August 2007 23:46 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: markphip.GoogleMail.com

In article <fb0ksn$cal$1@build.eclipse.org> "Dave
Syer"<david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
> The issue tracker at Tigris (http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues)
> looks like a Bugzilla (from the URLs), but the page format is not
> standard. Has anyone managed to connect to it successfully with
> Mylyn?

The CollabNet Desktop - Eclipse Edition 1.1 has just been released.
This is what you would want for accessing tigris.org, java.net or any
otherCollabNet Enterprise Edition site.

<http://eclipse.open.collab.net/>

Mark


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Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #38559 is a reply to message #24145] Fri, 07 December 2007 22:31 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Tom Morris is currently offline Tom MorrisFriend
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It's kind of strange that an open source site like Tigris is using a closed source fork of Bugzilla. If they were just using the standard Bugzilla, we'd be able to use the off the shelf Mylar connector.

The third party connector that's pointed to on the Mylyn extensions page has an onerous license including field of use restrictions and an anti-compete clause. Does anyone have any alternatives? I did some work a while back on Tigris integration using the Mylar Web connector (back when it was called Mylar), so I'm probably already in violation of the anti-compete clause (or I would be if I downloaded the connector).

If nothing exists already, I'd be willing to put something together if someone has necessary URLs to plug in to the templates. It's really a waste of effort since it would be better if Tigris just switched to Bugzilla (or something more modern like Trac), but if it's not too much work, I'd be willing to do it to upgrade my current integration.
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #38591 is a reply to message #38559] Fri, 07 December 2007 22:55 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Eugene Kuleshov is currently offline Eugene KuleshovFriend
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Tom Morris wrote:
> It's kind of strange that an open source site like Tigris is using a closed source fork of Bugzilla. If they were just using the standard Bugzilla, we'd be able to use the off the shelf Mylar connector.
>
> The third party connector that's pointed to on the Mylyn extensions page has an onerous license including field of use restrictions and an anti-compete clause. Does anyone have any alternatives? I did some work a while back on Tigris integration using the Mylar Web connector (back when it was called Mylar), so I'm probably already in violation of the anti-compete clause (or I would be if I downloaded the connector).
>
> If nothing exists already, I'd be willing to put something together if someone has necessary URLs to plug in to the templates. It's really a waste of effort since it would be better if Tigris just switched to Bugzilla (or something more modern like Trac), but if it's not too much work, I'd be willing to do it to upgrade my current integration.
>
I am not a lawyer, but I am not aware if CollabNet connector for
IssueZilla has any restrictions on personal use. If you think it is too
prohibitive, perhaps you should report that issue to CollabNet, as they
own both, the Mylyn connector and the server side application.

Also, Mylyn does include web connector that is licensed under EPL,
which doesn't have any prohibitive claims and that connector can be used
to connect to IssueZilla, though it won't provide reach Task Editor and
other nice UI features.

regards,
Eugene
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #38624 is a reply to message #38559] Sat, 08 December 2007 00:45 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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On 2007-12-07 12:31:51 -0500, Tom Morris <tfmorris@gmail.com> said:

> It's kind of strange that an open source site like Tigris is using a
> closed source fork of Bugzilla. If they were just using the standard
> Bugzilla, we'd be able to use the off the shelf Mylar connector.
>
> The third party connector that's pointed to on the Mylyn extensions
> page has an onerous license including field of use restrictions and an
> anti-compete clause. Does anyone have any alternatives? I did some
> work a while back on Tigris integration using the Mylar Web connector
> (back when it was called Mylar), so I'm probably already in violation
> of the anti-compete clause (or I would be if I downloaded the
> connector).
>
> If nothing exists already, I'd be willing to put something together if
> someone has necessary URLs to plug in to the templates. It's really a
> waste of effort since it would be better if Tigris just switched to
> Bugzilla (or something more modern like Trac), but if it's not too much
> work, I'd be willing to do it to upgrade my current integration.

Are you referring to the connector you can get here:

http://eclipse.open.collab.net/

I am responsible for this product and it is basically supposed to just
be freely available for any use. If you can point me to some kind of
T&C that imply otherwise I can work on getting it clarified. I
personally worked with the people on the license language and it was
supposed to just be the typical you agree not to sue us if your house
burns down type language.

Please feel free to post any concerns in the forum on that site.

Thanks

Mark
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #38709 is a reply to message #38624] Sat, 08 December 2007 23:13 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Tom Morris is currently offline Tom MorrisFriend
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That's strange. This appears to be the same conversation that JavaLobby
forced me to create an account to reply to and here it is in my
newsreader. Wish I'd known about that mirroring yesterday...

Mark Phippard wrote:

> Are you referring to the connector you can get here:
>
> http://eclipse.open.collab.net/

I can't tell because it's behind a registration barrier (and I've used
up the week's quota of silly registrations). The update URL is
http://downloads.open.collab.net/eclipse/update-site/e3.3/ if that
helps. The link is on the Mylyn extensions page at
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylyn_Extensions

> I am responsible for this product and it is basically supposed to just
> be freely available for any use. If you can point me to some kind of
> T&C that imply otherwise I can work on getting it clarified. I
> personally worked with the people on the license language and it was
> supposed to just be the typical you agree not to sue us if your house
> burns down type language.

The language seems pretty clear now, so I'm not sure clarifying will
help. Removing the restrictions would help though.

"2. Limitations on Use. You agree not to: [...] (e) create or attempt to
create substitute or similar products through use of the Software or any
proprietary information related to the Software, or (f) use the Software
in any manner to compete with CollabNet."

As an independent consultant, I can't afford to adopt tools which have
field of use restrictions and anti-compete clauses. I'd end up with a
crazy quilt of landmines waiting to go off at the worst possible time
when I got a new gig or CollabNet decided to introduce a new product.

The good news is that the new Import/Export Query facility in 2.1 will
make it much easier to share queries for the generic web connector (or
whatever it's new name is). The Mylyn 2.1 doesn't show up with the
default Eclipse update settings, so I just discovered it.

I'll post a set of templates in a separate post that other Tigris users
can customize.

Tom
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #39409 is a reply to message #38709] Tue, 18 December 2007 18:55 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Mark Phippard is currently offline Mark PhippardFriend
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On 2007-12-08 18:13:18 -0500, Tom Morris <tfmorris@gmail.com> said:

>> I am responsible for this product and it is basically supposed to just
>> be freely available for any use. If you can point me to some kind of
>> T&C that imply otherwise I can work on getting it clarified. I
>> personally worked with the people on the license language and it was
>> supposed to just be the typical you agree not to sue us if your house
>> burns down type language.
>
> The language seems pretty clear now, so I'm not sure clarifying will
> help. Removing the restrictions would help though.
>
> "2. Limitations on Use. You agree not to: [...] (e) create or attempt
> to create substitute or similar products through use of the Software or
> any proprietary information related to the Software, or (f) use the
> Software in any manner to compete with CollabNet."
>
> As an independent consultant, I can't afford to adopt tools which have
> field of use restrictions and anti-compete clauses. I'd end up with a
> crazy quilt of landmines waiting to go off at the worst possible time
> when I got a new gig or CollabNet decided to introduce a new product.

I just posted the 1.2.0 release of the CollabNet Desktop.

http://eclipse.open.collab.net/

I was able to get the language of the license agreement modified by our
legal department. The above (e) and (f) clauses have been removed from
the terms.

The Eclipse features contain the new language and if you use the update
site URL you will see this. There is also a way to download a zipped
update site. The language on that page has not been updated yet, and
it will also currently download the older 1.1. release. I have put in
requests to our web site team to update both and I am sure they will be
shortly. Just thought I would point this out in case you went to that
page and did not see the language removed.

Thanks for reading the agreement and pointing out these problems in the
language. As I said earlier, it was never our intent to impose terms
like this on anyone.

Mark
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #40051 is a reply to message #39409] Mon, 31 December 2007 00:25 Go to previous message
Tom Morris is currently offline Tom MorrisFriend
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Mark Phippard wrote:
> On 2007-12-08 18:13:18 -0500, Tom Morris <tfmorris@gmail.com> said:
>>
>> The language seems pretty clear now, so I'm not sure clarifying will
>> help. Removing the restrictions would help though.
>>
>> "2. Limitations on Use. You agree not to: [...] (e) create or attempt
>> to create substitute or similar products through use of the Software
>> or any proprietary information related to the Software, or (f) use the
>> Software in any manner to compete with CollabNet."
>
> I was able to get the language of the license agreement modified by our
> legal department. The above (e) and (f) clauses have been removed from
> the terms.

Thanks for getting that fixed. It allowed me to check out the connector.

There seems to be a bug in the installer whereby the mere act of copying
the splash screen image to install it accidently triggers its display
hanging the installation process. This defeated my strategy of going to
get a fresh cup of coffee during the installation since I had to kill
the splash screen window and still wait for all the other installations
that I had queued up to complete.

I'm also seeing occasional very long (minutes) hangs of Eclipse with the
Mylyn "synchronizing" message displayed, but I think that may have
started when I upgraded to Mylyn 2.1. I'll probably just disable
automatic synchronization until I can figure out who the culprit is.

Thanks again for improving the license. Happy 2008!

Tom
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #578516 is a reply to message #24145] Tue, 28 August 2007 08:22 Go to previous message
Mark Kirchner is currently offline Mark KirchnerFriend
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Hi,

Dave Syer schrieb:
> The issue tracker at Tigris (http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues)
> looks like a Bugzilla (from the URLs), but the page format is not
> standard.

It's a Bugzilla-based product called IssueZilla.

> Has anyone managed to connect to it successfully with Mylyn?

There's a third-party Mylyn-connector available (which I have not used
so far):
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylyn_Extensions

Regards,
Mark
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #579242 is a reply to message #24177] Wed, 29 August 2007 18:32 Go to previous message
Mark Phippard is currently offline Mark PhippardFriend
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In article <fb0m04$ite$1@build.eclipse.org> Mark
Kirchner<eclipse-news@mark-kirchner.de> wrote:
> Hi,

> Dave Syer schrieb:
>> The issue tracker at Tigris (http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues)
>> looks like a Bugzilla (from the URLs), but the page format is not
>> standard.

> It's a Bugzilla-based product called IssueZilla.
>> Has anyone managed to connect to it successfully with Mylyn?

> There's a third-party Mylyn-connector available (which I have not
> usedso far):
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylyn_Extensions

You want the CollabNet Desktop which includes a Mylyn rich editor
for Issuezilla.

<http://eclipse.open.collab.net/>

The current version does not support the Mylyn 2.0 GA release but I
willbe posting a new version later this week that does.

Mark



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You can download it at http://www.malcom-mac.com/nemo
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #579331 is a reply to message #24145] Thu, 30 August 2007 23:46 Go to previous message
Mark Phippard is currently offline Mark PhippardFriend
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In article <fb0ksn$cal$1@build.eclipse.org> "Dave
Syer"<david_syer@hotmail.com> wrote:
> The issue tracker at Tigris (http://subclipse.tigris.org/issues)
> looks like a Bugzilla (from the URLs), but the page format is not
> standard. Has anyone managed to connect to it successfully with
> Mylyn?

The CollabNet Desktop - Eclipse Edition 1.1 has just been released.
This is what you would want for accessing tigris.org, java.net or any
otherCollabNet Enterprise Edition site.

<http://eclipse.open.collab.net/>

Mark


--

I'm trying a new usenet client for Mac, Nemo OS X.
You can download it at http://www.malcom-mac.com/nemo
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #585729 is a reply to message #24145] Fri, 07 December 2007 22:31 Go to previous message
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It's kind of strange that an open source site like Tigris is using a closed source fork of Bugzilla. If they were just using the standard Bugzilla, we'd be able to use the off the shelf Mylar connector.

The third party connector that's pointed to on the Mylyn extensions page has an onerous license including field of use restrictions and an anti-compete clause. Does anyone have any alternatives? I did some work a while back on Tigris integration using the Mylar Web connector (back when it was called Mylar), so I'm probably already in violation of the anti-compete clause (or I would be if I downloaded the connector).

If nothing exists already, I'd be willing to put something together if someone has necessary URLs to plug in to the templates. It's really a waste of effort since it would be better if Tigris just switched to Bugzilla (or something more modern like Trac), but if it's not too much work, I'd be willing to do it to upgrade my current integration.
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #585740 is a reply to message #38559] Fri, 07 December 2007 22:55 Go to previous message
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Tom Morris wrote:
> It's kind of strange that an open source site like Tigris is using a closed source fork of Bugzilla. If they were just using the standard Bugzilla, we'd be able to use the off the shelf Mylar connector.
>
> The third party connector that's pointed to on the Mylyn extensions page has an onerous license including field of use restrictions and an anti-compete clause. Does anyone have any alternatives? I did some work a while back on Tigris integration using the Mylar Web connector (back when it was called Mylar), so I'm probably already in violation of the anti-compete clause (or I would be if I downloaded the connector).
>
> If nothing exists already, I'd be willing to put something together if someone has necessary URLs to plug in to the templates. It's really a waste of effort since it would be better if Tigris just switched to Bugzilla (or something more modern like Trac), but if it's not too much work, I'd be willing to do it to upgrade my current integration.
>
I am not a lawyer, but I am not aware if CollabNet connector for
IssueZilla has any restrictions on personal use. If you think it is too
prohibitive, perhaps you should report that issue to CollabNet, as they
own both, the Mylyn connector and the server side application.

Also, Mylyn does include web connector that is licensed under EPL,
which doesn't have any prohibitive claims and that connector can be used
to connect to IssueZilla, though it won't provide reach Task Editor and
other nice UI features.

regards,
Eugene
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #585743 is a reply to message #38559] Sat, 08 December 2007 00:45 Go to previous message
Mark Phippard is currently offline Mark PhippardFriend
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On 2007-12-07 12:31:51 -0500, Tom Morris <tfmorris@gmail.com> said:

> It's kind of strange that an open source site like Tigris is using a
> closed source fork of Bugzilla. If they were just using the standard
> Bugzilla, we'd be able to use the off the shelf Mylar connector.
>
> The third party connector that's pointed to on the Mylyn extensions
> page has an onerous license including field of use restrictions and an
> anti-compete clause. Does anyone have any alternatives? I did some
> work a while back on Tigris integration using the Mylar Web connector
> (back when it was called Mylar), so I'm probably already in violation
> of the anti-compete clause (or I would be if I downloaded the
> connector).
>
> If nothing exists already, I'd be willing to put something together if
> someone has necessary URLs to plug in to the templates. It's really a
> waste of effort since it would be better if Tigris just switched to
> Bugzilla (or something more modern like Trac), but if it's not too much
> work, I'd be willing to do it to upgrade my current integration.

Are you referring to the connector you can get here:

http://eclipse.open.collab.net/

I am responsible for this product and it is basically supposed to just
be freely available for any use. If you can point me to some kind of
T&C that imply otherwise I can work on getting it clarified. I
personally worked with the people on the license language and it was
supposed to just be the typical you agree not to sue us if your house
burns down type language.

Please feel free to post any concerns in the forum on that site.

Thanks

Mark
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #585780 is a reply to message #38624] Sat, 08 December 2007 23:13 Go to previous message
Tom Morris is currently offline Tom MorrisFriend
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Member
That's strange. This appears to be the same conversation that JavaLobby
forced me to create an account to reply to and here it is in my
newsreader. Wish I'd known about that mirroring yesterday...

Mark Phippard wrote:

> Are you referring to the connector you can get here:
>
> http://eclipse.open.collab.net/

I can't tell because it's behind a registration barrier (and I've used
up the week's quota of silly registrations). The update URL is
http://downloads.open.collab.net/eclipse/update-site/e3.3/ if that
helps. The link is on the Mylyn extensions page at
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Mylyn_Extensions

> I am responsible for this product and it is basically supposed to just
> be freely available for any use. If you can point me to some kind of
> T&C that imply otherwise I can work on getting it clarified. I
> personally worked with the people on the license language and it was
> supposed to just be the typical you agree not to sue us if your house
> burns down type language.

The language seems pretty clear now, so I'm not sure clarifying will
help. Removing the restrictions would help though.

"2. Limitations on Use. You agree not to: [...] (e) create or attempt to
create substitute or similar products through use of the Software or any
proprietary information related to the Software, or (f) use the Software
in any manner to compete with CollabNet."

As an independent consultant, I can't afford to adopt tools which have
field of use restrictions and anti-compete clauses. I'd end up with a
crazy quilt of landmines waiting to go off at the worst possible time
when I got a new gig or CollabNet decided to introduce a new product.

The good news is that the new Import/Export Query facility in 2.1 will
make it much easier to share queries for the generic web connector (or
whatever it's new name is). The Mylyn 2.1 doesn't show up with the
default Eclipse update settings, so I just discovered it.

I'll post a set of templates in a separate post that other Tigris users
can customize.

Tom
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #586069 is a reply to message #38709] Tue, 18 December 2007 18:55 Go to previous message
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On 2007-12-08 18:13:18 -0500, Tom Morris <tfmorris@gmail.com> said:

>> I am responsible for this product and it is basically supposed to just
>> be freely available for any use. If you can point me to some kind of
>> T&C that imply otherwise I can work on getting it clarified. I
>> personally worked with the people on the license language and it was
>> supposed to just be the typical you agree not to sue us if your house
>> burns down type language.
>
> The language seems pretty clear now, so I'm not sure clarifying will
> help. Removing the restrictions would help though.
>
> "2. Limitations on Use. You agree not to: [...] (e) create or attempt
> to create substitute or similar products through use of the Software or
> any proprietary information related to the Software, or (f) use the
> Software in any manner to compete with CollabNet."
>
> As an independent consultant, I can't afford to adopt tools which have
> field of use restrictions and anti-compete clauses. I'd end up with a
> crazy quilt of landmines waiting to go off at the worst possible time
> when I got a new gig or CollabNet decided to introduce a new product.

I just posted the 1.2.0 release of the CollabNet Desktop.

http://eclipse.open.collab.net/

I was able to get the language of the license agreement modified by our
legal department. The above (e) and (f) clauses have been removed from
the terms.

The Eclipse features contain the new language and if you use the update
site URL you will see this. There is also a way to download a zipped
update site. The language on that page has not been updated yet, and
it will also currently download the older 1.1. release. I have put in
requests to our web site team to update both and I am sure they will be
shortly. Just thought I would point this out in case you went to that
page and did not see the language removed.

Thanks for reading the agreement and pointing out these problems in the
language. As I said earlier, it was never our intent to impose terms
like this on anyone.

Mark
Re: Anyone had any success with Tigris issue tracker? [message #586450 is a reply to message #39409] Mon, 31 December 2007 00:25 Go to previous message
Tom Morris is currently offline Tom MorrisFriend
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Mark Phippard wrote:
> On 2007-12-08 18:13:18 -0500, Tom Morris <tfmorris@gmail.com> said:
>>
>> The language seems pretty clear now, so I'm not sure clarifying will
>> help. Removing the restrictions would help though.
>>
>> "2. Limitations on Use. You agree not to: [...] (e) create or attempt
>> to create substitute or similar products through use of the Software
>> or any proprietary information related to the Software, or (f) use the
>> Software in any manner to compete with CollabNet."
>
> I was able to get the language of the license agreement modified by our
> legal department. The above (e) and (f) clauses have been removed from
> the terms.

Thanks for getting that fixed. It allowed me to check out the connector.

There seems to be a bug in the installer whereby the mere act of copying
the splash screen image to install it accidently triggers its display
hanging the installation process. This defeated my strategy of going to
get a fresh cup of coffee during the installation since I had to kill
the splash screen window and still wait for all the other installations
that I had queued up to complete.

I'm also seeing occasional very long (minutes) hangs of Eclipse with the
Mylyn "synchronizing" message displayed, but I think that may have
started when I upgraded to Mylyn 2.1. I'll probably just disable
automatic synchronization until I can figure out who the culprit is.

Thanks again for improving the license. Happy 2008!

Tom
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