Reporting bugs in Fedora 14

[Rahul Sundaram]

Hi

http://www.ghacks.net/2010/11/21/reporting-bugs-in-fedora-14/

"Included with recent Fedora operating system releases is a bug
reporting tool like no other. The tool is called ABRT (Automatic Bug
Reporting Tool) and it is one of the easiest tools you will ever
experience for bug reporting.  ABRT is a daemon that resides in the
background waiting for something to crash. When something does crash
ABRT automatically collects the necessary data for the bug reporting
tool and then pops up a notice in your notification area. All the user
then has to do is click on the notice, select a bug, and click Report.
It really is that easy."

Rahul

[Frankie Mangoa]

Hi,
thanks for the use of this tool.
I would however like to request for the design of his tool to change a little.
I have realized that more commonly unless you are a fedora enthusiast
most of our users do not really send this reports. Most of them hardly
go into the notification area.
for this  reason o think we need to make tis thing connect
automatically and send the reports whenever it picks n internet
connection.

thanks
frankie

On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Rahul Sundaram  wrote:
> Hi
>
> http://www.ghacks.net/2010/11/21/reporting-bugs-in-fedora-14/
>
> "Included with recent Fedora operating system releases is a bug
> reporting tool like no other. The tool is called ABRT (Automatic Bug
> Reporting Tool) and it is one of the easiest tools you will ever
> experience for bug reporting.  ABRT is a daemon that resides in the
> background waiting for something to crash. When something does crash
> ABRT automatically collects the necessary data for the bug reporting
> tool and then pops up a notice in your notification area. All the user
> then has to do is click on the notice, select a bug, and click Report.
> It really is that easy."
>
> Rahul
>
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[Rahul Sundaram]

On 12/04/2010 11:43 AM, Frankie Mangoa wrote:
> Hi,
> thanks for the use of this tool.
> I would however like to request for the design of his tool to change a little.
> I have realized that more commonly unless you are a fedora enthusiast
> most of our users do not really send this reports. Most of them hardly
> go into the notification area.
> for this  reason o think we need to make tis thing connect
> automatically and send the reports whenever it picks n internet
> connection.

Such suggestions should be directed to Abrt developers via Red Hat
Bugzilla or their mailing lists.  Marketing list isn't the right forum
for discussing it.  Thanks.

Rahul