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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 25/10/12 14:00, Chris Wilson wrote:<br>
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<div>Presumably the user already has the application in
question open, so it</div>
would be simpler to allow them to point to an open window and
have the<br>
reporting program work out the package from that.<br>
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<div>Now that does sound like a good idea. Do you if there's
anything in GTK that can extract meta data from a window
simply by clicking on it, or anything along those lines?</div>
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Have a look at the code for 'ubuntu-bug -w'<br>
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With that in mind, couldn't this be implemented as a
command-line option<br>
to ubuntu-bug to cause it to send a reduced set of information
and do<br>
the paper-cut-specific stuff, plus if necessary an additional
graphical<br>
utility to deal with application selection? It could then
live in<br>
apport rather than needing a new package, and we won't need to
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<div>"ubuntu-bug --papercut rhythmbox" would work well for our
needs. We could bundle the GUI app into another package,
perhaps ubuntu-dev-tools-extra. How does that sound?</div>
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<div>Chris</div>
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