On 13.10.2022 16.01, Kent West wrote: > Or simply a warning that the report stored in /tmp may disappear, so > the user should make a copy of it to somewhere safe.
I believe /tmp is a good default. Users who want a more permanent location can already have that, e.g.: mkdir ~/reportbug && echo 'draftpath "~/reportbug"' >> ~/.reportbugrc > Also maybe mention that this bug report can be sent as an attachment > via the user's normal email process (web-based GMail, etc) to the > proper address (also mention what that address is), rather than > getting abandoned because the user never learns how or gets around to > setting up his own MTA. (Assuming that this is true - my > understanding of reporting bugs is newbie-ish.) As you may have noticed, sending the saved report as an attachment is not useful, no. It is really only useful with reportbug -r.
