IMHO this actually makes this software unusable, but I am feeling kind
today.

mrproject does not track resources, nor does it produce a resource alocation
report, nor does it resolve resource conflicts.

I am very unhappy I even bothered trying this thing...

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tags 213612 woody wontfix
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thanks


Starting with version 0.11, Mr.Project was renamed Planner by its authors.

As a part of the Non-Maintainer cleanup I've been doing on Planner since a
few days, I'm reassigning all pending bugs on mrproject (except for those
pertaining to the older 0.5.1-2 version in Woody) and libmrproject to the
planner source package.

Bug submitters:

Can you please verify whether your old bug reports on packages mrproject,
libmrproject0 and libmrproject-dev still apply to current Planner packages
(0.12.1/testing or 0.13/unstable)?

If you no longer remember what your bug report was about, check on the
following pages for a refresher:

http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?src=mrproject
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?src=libmrproject
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?src=planner

If your old report on mrproject or libmrproject appears fixed, please
notify me so I can close it (or close it yourself if you know how).

Thank you for your cooperation!

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