🚀 go-pugleaf

In order for the GNU project to succeed, everyone has to do his
share.  A user's minimal share of the job is to report bugs in a
useful way--for otherwise, they cannot be fixed.

To ask "Does anyone happen to know the solution to the problem in the
Mumblefrotz package" does not contribute anything.  If the bug is
already fixed, then the maintainers don't have time to tell you about
it.  We must press on to fix other bugs.  If the bug is not already
fixed, you haven't given us anything to go on.

Please do your share.  Read the Bugs chapter of the GCC manual; you'll
see why the events you experienced indicate a bug, and you'll also
learn how to report bugs so we can fix them.

Please hurry.  A new release is planned very soon.  If you send a usable
bug report right away, it may be in time for us to do something before
the release.

(Please, don't anyone send mail asking me for details of the new
release.  If there is to be a new release, I must ignore such
questions to save time for working on it.)