What is the accepted way to contact the Ubuntu development team
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I use Ubuntu on a daily basis. I will get the occasional crash that warrants a developer report tool. It sends in the report. (I have no idea if this is useful. Often I know the cause and it was due to my own stupidity.)
More often then a crash I will get a process hang or just mangled graphics if I'm lucky. Really minor glitches are more common. A good number of my errors are found under high ram usage conditions i.e. 7 out of 8GB 5% Swap usage.... I understand this is reckless behavior but it should only slow my system down, not break it. Especially with only having 5% swap... (Not the issue)
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Is there a good way that I can give Canonical more data so I can live better or am I doomed to stay stagnant.
I feel this is an appropriate question because:
- there should be a finite number of ways to contact developers
- there is no opinion in a list of options on how to better send data
- It's clear there are a lot of errors in 18.04LTS (I know it's only been a month)
There may be no answer to the question but I assume there's somewhere like GitHub or something where issues on components of the suite can be raised?
18.04 bug-reporting
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Background
I use Ubuntu on a daily basis. I will get the occasional crash that warrants a developer report tool. It sends in the report. (I have no idea if this is useful. Often I know the cause and it was due to my own stupidity.)
More often then a crash I will get a process hang or just mangled graphics if I'm lucky. Really minor glitches are more common. A good number of my errors are found under high ram usage conditions i.e. 7 out of 8GB 5% Swap usage.... I understand this is reckless behavior but it should only slow my system down, not break it. Especially with only having 5% swap... (Not the issue)
Question
Is there a good way that I can give Canonical more data so I can live better or am I doomed to stay stagnant.
I feel this is an appropriate question because:
- there should be a finite number of ways to contact developers
- there is no opinion in a list of options on how to better send data
- It's clear there are a lot of errors in 18.04LTS (I know it's only been a month)
There may be no answer to the question but I assume there's somewhere like GitHub or something where issues on components of the suite can be raised?
18.04 bug-reporting
asked May 24 at 3:54
haelmic
134
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it sounds like you're asking aroundubuntu-bug(ie. wanting an alternative to the default method). Once its finished its default bug-report, additional attachments can be added including useful description
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Background
I use Ubuntu on a daily basis. I will get the occasional crash that warrants a developer report tool. It sends in the report. (I have no idea if this is useful. Often I know the cause and it was due to my own stupidity.)
More often then a crash I will get a process hang or just mangled graphics if I'm lucky. Really minor glitches are more common. A good number of my errors are found under high ram usage conditions i.e. 7 out of 8GB 5% Swap usage.... I understand this is reckless behavior but it should only slow my system down, not break it. Especially with only having 5% swap... (Not the issue)
Question
Is there a good way that I can give Canonical more data so I can live better or am I doomed to stay stagnant.
I feel this is an appropriate question because:
- there should be a finite number of ways to contact developers
- there is no opinion in a list of options on how to better send data
- It's clear there are a lot of errors in 18.04LTS (I know it's only been a month)
There may be no answer to the question but I assume there's somewhere like GitHub or something where issues on components of the suite can be raised?
18.04 bug-reporting
asked May 24 at 3:54
haelmic
134
Background
I use Ubuntu on a daily basis. I will get the occasional crash that warrants a developer report tool. It sends in the report. (I have no idea if this is useful. Often I know the cause and it was due to my own stupidity.)
More often then a crash I will get a process hang or just mangled graphics if I'm lucky. Really minor glitches are more common. A good number of my errors are found under high ram usage conditions i.e. 7 out of 8GB 5% Swap usage.... I understand this is reckless behavior but it should only slow my system down, not break it. Especially with only having 5% swap... (Not the issue)
Question
Is there a good way that I can give Canonical more data so I can live better or am I doomed to stay stagnant.
I feel this is an appropriate question because:
- there should be a finite number of ways to contact developers
- there is no opinion in a list of options on how to better send data
- It's clear there are a lot of errors in 18.04LTS (I know it's only been a month)
There may be no answer to the question but I assume there's somewhere like GitHub or something where issues on components of the suite can be raised?
18.04 bug-reporting
asked May 24 at 3:54
haelmic
134
asked May 24 at 3:54
haelmic
134
asked May 24 at 3:54
haelmic
134
asked May 24 at 3:54
haelmic
134
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it sounds like you're asking aroundubuntu-bug(ie. wanting an alternative to the default method). Once its finished its default bug-report, additional attachments can be added including useful description
– guiverc
May 24 at 4:05
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it sounds like you're asking aroundubuntu-bug(ie. wanting an alternative to the default method). Once its finished its default bug-report, additional attachments can be added including useful description
– guiverc
May 24 at 4:05
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ubuntu-bug (ie. wanting an alternative to the default method). Once its finished its default bug-report, additional attachments can be added including useful description– guiverc
May 24 at 4:05
it sounds like you're asking around
ubuntu-bug (ie. wanting an alternative to the default method). Once its finished its default bug-report, additional attachments can be added including useful description– guiverc
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You can use Reporting Bugs.
The page has topics and links that include:
- How to report bugs
- Determine if the bug is really a bug
- Perform a survey of your problem
- Reporting an application crash in the development release
- Reporting an application crash in the stable release
Once you report a bug (or feature request) it will be assigned a number and you'll have the ability to track it, as well as share the bug report link with others.
answered May 24 at 4:08
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
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accepted
You can use Reporting Bugs.
The page has topics and links that include:
- How to report bugs
- Determine if the bug is really a bug
- Perform a survey of your problem
- Reporting an application crash in the development release
- Reporting an application crash in the stable release
Once you report a bug (or feature request) it will be assigned a number and you'll have the ability to track it, as well as share the bug report link with others.
answered May 24 at 4:08
L. D. James
17.3k43077
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You can use Reporting Bugs.
The page has topics and links that include:
- How to report bugs
- Determine if the bug is really a bug
- Perform a survey of your problem
- Reporting an application crash in the development release
- Reporting an application crash in the stable release
Once you report a bug (or feature request) it will be assigned a number and you'll have the ability to track it, as well as share the bug report link with others.
answered May 24 at 4:08
L. D. James
17.3k43077
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You can use Reporting Bugs.
The page has topics and links that include:
- How to report bugs
- Determine if the bug is really a bug
- Perform a survey of your problem
- Reporting an application crash in the development release
- Reporting an application crash in the stable release
Once you report a bug (or feature request) it will be assigned a number and you'll have the ability to track it, as well as share the bug report link with others.
answered May 24 at 4:08
L. D. James
17.3k43077
You can use Reporting Bugs.
The page has topics and links that include:
- How to report bugs
- Determine if the bug is really a bug
- Perform a survey of your problem
- Reporting an application crash in the development release
- Reporting an application crash in the stable release
Once you report a bug (or feature request) it will be assigned a number and you'll have the ability to track it, as well as share the bug report link with others.
answered May 24 at 4:08
L. D. James
17.3k43077
answered May 24 at 4:08
L. D. James
17.3k43077
answered May 24 at 4:08
L. D. James
17.3k43077
answered May 24 at 4:08
L. D. James
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ubuntu-bug(ie. wanting an alternative to the default method). Once its finished its default bug-report, additional attachments can be added including useful description– guiverc
May 24 at 4:05