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1. Learn guitar - Any type of guitar really, although I know it'll end up just being an acoustic guitar.
2. Read more - Due to being ill, I've really not managed to read much recently.
3. Get well - Uh, yeah. Seeming I've pretty much been ill for the past four years, I could do with getting well.
4. Ship - SimplePie 1.0, Fbug 1.0, as well as the ever mysterious BookIt 1.0, should really all ship this year. Hopefully get out 1.1 releases as well.
5. Be strong - Mentally, that is. Anyone who knows me in the real world will know how much of a shy, nervous, embarrassed coward I am.
6. Make best friend jealous - This, admittedly, has two prerequisites which are on this list: 3 and 5.
7. Catch up at school - Having been ill, I've missed a heckuva lot. Getting credit passes in every subject would be succeeding in this.

Well, 7 resolutions for 2007 will do for me.

Fbug finally has its own website. More stuff will be coming up there shortly. Hang on!

Can I drag as many of you as possible to #fbug on freenode to have a (hopefully) brief meetup about Fbug, to try and set some sort of plan as to what to do. It'll be happening today at 2006-08-22T17:00:00Z (18:00 BST, 13:00 EDT, 10:00 PDT).

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Float Bug, or Fucking Bugs, depending on your mood is my brand-new-still-completely-shinny bug tracking application. So shinny, that very, very little code has been written, as of yet.

My question, quite simply, is what do people need from a web based bug tracking application.

The provisional feature list is as follows:

• Damned easy to use UI
• Multiple versions of a single product (but not multiple products)
• (Linear) Comments on the bug
• File uploads, allowing patch files, as well as other file types, to be attached to a bug
• Assigning bugs to members
• Bug status
• Categorisation of bugs
• Bug priority
• Atom feeds to watch a certain bug, or to watch those bugs flow in! :)

My question is quite simple: What other features do people want, if at all?