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[Chris Bainbridge <chris.bainbridge@xxxxxxxxx>]

> They're also now sent during development *and* post-release to the
Ubuntu error tracker when whoopsie is installed.

Yes, but when whoopsie wasn't installed (which it wouldn't be because it
wasn't a dependency of ${derivative-desktop}), and apport was enabled,
then in post-release ubuntu, apport would detect the crash, offer to
send a crash report, and when the user clicked yes, no crash report
would be sent. The user had to figure out that apport requires whoopsie,
and then manually install it. I haven't checked if this behaviour is
still the case, but that is how it was. It appears that ubuntu-desktop
is still the only desktop that has an actual depend entry for whoopsie,
so I'd guess this is still a problem?

Also, I just noticed that at
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs it says "Apport is
disabled by default in stable releases. To enable it, edit the file:
/etc/default/apport and change: enabled=0 to: enabled=1". This does not
appear to be true. I am running precise, and by default apport is
enabled (apt-get purge apport; apt-get install apport leaves enabled=1
in /etc/default/apport).

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Title:
  xubuntu-desktop kubuntu-desktop etc. no longer upload crash reports as
  of Precise

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