These are all the categories on bugs.squeak.org.
I'm not sure all have a default maintainer.
But it is a huge list of mostly dead projects


AST Aida Any Applescript BFAV BabySRE Balloon Balloon3D BitArray Box-Admins
Browser Browser Booster CI Celeste Collections CommandShell Compiler
Compression Connectors Cryptography DejaVu Fonts DictionaryBrowser
Documentation Dr Geo DuoSystemBrowser Environments Etoys Exceptions
ExternalWebBrowser FFI FileMan Files Folktale FractalMorph FreeType Plus
GOODS Games Genie Glorp Graphics HTTPClient Hedgehog HelpSystem Hierarchy
List Morph IRC IRCBot Installer Jabber Janitorial Jasmine Java
Serialization Kabungu Kernel KernelImage KomHttpServer LanguageEditor
LevelPlayingField Logic expressions MVC Magma Magritte Mantis MemoryUsage
MinimalMorphic Monticello Morphic MorphicWrappers Movies Multilingual Mysql
Driver Nebraska Network NewCompiler News Numerical Analysis ODBC OS-Acorn
OS-Linux OS-Mac OS-Win32 OSProcess Obscure Bugs OmniBrowser
OmniBrowser-Tools PackageInfo Pier PlusTools Polymorph PreferenceBrowser
Prolog Refactoring Browser Release Packaging RemoteFrameBuffer Rio
RoelTyper SARBuilder SARInstaller SPort ST80 SUnit SUnitGUI SVI Scamper
Seaside Seaside AXAnnouncementsMenu Shout SmaCC SmallDEVS SmallWiki Sound
Speech Squeak 64 bit Squeak-Dev SqueakMap SqueakSource StarBrowser Swazoo
Swazoo-HTTP System TestBrowser ToDo ToolBuilder Tools Toothpick Traits
TrueType Universes VBRegex VM Whisker Whisker++ WriteBarrier WxSqueak
XML-Yaxo www.squeak.org any eCompletion

Karl

On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 9:05 PM, David T. Lewis <lewis at mail.msen.com> wrote:

> Hi Eliot,
>
> I'm not sure how it's configured, but do we have a VM category, and the
> issues are getting automatically assigned to me. The Mantis tracker is
> quite helpful for VM issues that cannot be immediately resolved on the
> mailing lists.
>
> Dave
>
> > Hi Frank,
> >
> > On Fri, Sep 11, 2015 at 2:13 AM, Frank Shearar <frank.shearar at gmail.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> >> Mantis lets us configure default owners of tickets for various
> >> subprojects. It's a bit.... out of date. (A "default owner" of a
> >> subproject means that if you don't explicitly assign a ticket to
> >> someone, this is the person to whom you implicitly assign the ticket.)
> >>
> >> Any, Box-Admins both point to KenCausey, who must be tired of
> >> receiving the occasional mail on these topics.
> >>
> >> Here are our current mappings:
> >> Any: KenCausey
> >> Box-Admins: KenCausey
> >> CI: FrankShearar
> >> Documentation: casey
> >> Games: asm
> >> IRC: frankcag
> >> Monticello: avi
> >> News: gcorriga
> >> Release Packaging: FrankShearar
> >> SqueakMap: gokr
> >> ToDo: RalphJohnson
> >> Traits: dvf
> >> www.squeak.org: KarlRamberg
> >>
> >
> > I hope we could add VM and I could be an owner or Dave could be.
> >
> >
> >>
> >> I'm guessing they're so out of date because we tend not to use
> >> bugs.squeak.org very much (sadly).
> >>
> >> I'm happy to stay default owner on my subprojects, unless someone else
> >> would like to take the can. But certainly there are some projects that
> >> really ought to change owner.
> >>
> >> Being the default owner doesn't imply that you have to fix the bugs!
> >> It just means there's a clear point of contact: someone will
> >> definitely see the bug report because it lands in their mailbox.
> >>
> >> The traffic from being an owner is... minimal. As in "because almost
> >> no one uses the bugtracker you'll likely never see a mail" :)
> >>
> >> frank
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> > --
> > _,,,^..^,,,_
> > best, Eliot
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
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