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→If a known issue occurs, but isn't suitable for GUI feedback, then users lose that information.
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::::: That is a unique example, where overall detection doesn't seem possible. The timeout values match the original versions, and can't be reduce without regressions. | ::::: That is a unique example, where overall detection doesn't seem possible. The timeout values match the original versions, and can't be reduce without regressions. | ||
::: Basically if an issue that isn't critical (crash or lockup) occurs, the console could provide information on why that occurs, if there are related warnings. [[User:Kirben|Kirben]] 00:23, 26 October 2010 (UTC) | ::: Basically if an issue that isn't critical (crash or lockup) occurs, the console could provide information on why that occurs, if there are related warnings. [[User:Kirben|Kirben]] 00:23, 26 October 2010 (UTC) | ||
:::: If ScummVM crashes, the log file will contain all the warnings before the error anyway, so I find this point a bit moot --[[User:Md5|Md5]] 13:56, 26 October 2010 (UTC) | |||
==== A single log file can easily be overwritten, if a user relies solely on logs for reporting bugs or issues. This is exactly the same situation with console windows, though. ==== | ==== A single log file can easily be overwritten, if a user relies solely on logs for reporting bugs or issues. This is exactly the same situation with console windows, though. ==== | ||