"The system detected a problem, do you want to report it?" dialog

[Ralf Mardorf]

On Sat, 25 Aug 2018 10:20:04 +0100, Colin Law wrote:
>On Sat, 25 Aug 2018 at 10:12, Ralf Mardorf <silver.bullet at zoho.com>
>wrote:
>> ...
>> If all Ubuntu users would remove apport and whoopsie and stop
>> manually reporting bugs, Ubuntu perhaps would consider to drop the
>> complicated, unusable bug tracker and migrate to a "normal", sane
>> bug tracker, that easily allows to manually report bugs, as it could
>> be done for most, if not all other FLOSS projects.  
>
>What is complicated about OKing two dialogs to allow the crash to be
>reported? That is all one has to do in this situation.

Auto-reports are bad. I'm not aware of many project that asks for
"auto-reports". AFAIK they are Ubuntu, Mozilla, bloated desktop
environments and perhaps a few other, while IIRC Ubuntu is the only
project that makes reporting bugs manually hard, more or less
impossible.

It's complicated to report a bug manually to the Ubuntu bug tracker.

Ubuntu is the only FLOSS project I know, that makes manually reporting
bugs more or less impossible.

If you know any other project where a user cannot simply create an
account, log in and easily report a bug manually, let me know.

If it nowadays should be easy to manually report a bug to the Ubuntu
bug tracker, please provide a step by step guide and share how easy it
has become.