This bug forum is not the official place to report a bug. It is here for other users to help you find a temporary or permanent solution for a bug. If you would like to report the bug to the developers to be fixed in future releases, click here. When posting a bug please be sure to give enough information including which version of Kubuntu you are running. Thanks.
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Re: Please Read before posting a bug
What's more, YOUR PROBLEM IS PROBABLY NOT A BUG!
Unless you are a VERY experienced user, your problem is the result of a failure to communicate, either by the documentation developers with regard to how to use the application, or by the folks here at the forum by not being more clear about how to solve the problems that people often encounter.
If you think your problem REALLY is a bug, describe the problem; the steps you took to resolve it, and what results you got for each attempt you made. -
Re: Please Read before posting a bug
For ubuntu, the official bug reporting seems to be at: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntuOriginally posted by Open Source
But there does not appear to be an equivalent place for Kubuntu.
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Re: Please Read before posting a bug
Ubuntu=Kubuntu=Xubuntu=Lubuntu=...
> Reporting Bugs (Kubuntu)
> Reporting Bugs (Ubuntu)
> How to create useful crash reports (KDE)
> Ubuntu Backports
> Medibuntu...If you have problems with a Backports package please report it in the Backports bugtracker and not the main Ubuntu one...
> KDE Bug Tracking SystemReporting Bugs
Medibuntu has its own Launchpad page to report bugs and request features and other enhancements. To report a bug found in any package distributed with Medibuntu, file a bug report at https://launchpad.net/medibuntu/+filebug.
This is KDE's bug tracking system which files details of wishes, bugs and crashes reported by users and developers...Before you edit, BACKUP !
Why there are dead links ?
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Re: Please Read before posting a bug
A thread from the > Kubuntu-devel > Filing Bugs in Kubuntu
> Blueprint: Kubuntu's bug triage policy for >= Lucid
> Kubuntu Specs Lucid Bug Triage PolicyRevise Kubuntu's bug triage policy to become more efficient by reducing the amount of bugs piped through and tracked in LP.
> Bugs/HowToTriageThis specification defines what the bug triage policy for Kubuntu Lucid and future versions is.
In a hospital, triage happens the instant a patient arrives through the emergency room doors. His vital signs are checked, his status assessed, and he gets sorted in amongst all the other patients waiting for treatment.
Bug triage is a lot like that as we assess bugs to determine whether or not they have enough to be worked on and assign a priority to them as soon as possible. Without any risk of death...Before you edit, BACKUP !
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Re: Please Read before posting a bug
> Harald Sitter (apachelogger) is writing:
>> Opportunistic KDE/Kubuntu Debugging
>> Debug packages and PPAsBefore you edit, BACKUP !
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