Hello Lyubomir,
Automatic symbolication services are great, but they need to be run by
distros, because distros are the ones who build their own binaries.
The problem with apport is that it reports bugs to Ubuntu, not to us.
Some of these bug reports get forwarded to us, but most don't. As a
I'm not much into KDE bug reporting and also not much into Apport. I'm
simply a user.
However, what i know is that as a previous Gnome user i never saw a "Gnome
reporter" piece of software. As a KDE user now I frequently see the
specific "KDE bug reporter" piece of software, and it never ever repo
El diumenge, 25 d’abril de 2021, a les 14:09:03 (CEST), Lyubomir Parvanov va
escriure:
> Currently to be able to submit bug reports with stacktraces one has to
> install the debug symbols locally for each package. As far as I know Gnome
I don't see how *Gnome* could do this.
This is probably an
On Sunday, April 25, 2021 2:09:03 PM CEST Lyubomir Parvanov wrote:
> Currently to be able to submit bug reports with stacktraces one has to
> install the debug symbols locally for each package. As far as I know Gnome
> doesn't suffer from this issue because Apport is invoked and when it
> uploads
Currently to be able to submit bug reports with stacktraces one has to
install the debug symbols locally for each package. As far as I know Gnome
doesn't suffer from this issue because Apport is invoked and when it
uploads the error report it is automatically retraced with the debug
symbols on Can
