On Thu, Apr 5, 2018 at 7:44 PM, Jonny Grant wrote: > Based on this, would debian follow a modern approach? We're in 2018, not 2001!
We don't have any web-based package managers AFAIK ;) How about this? reportbug is installed by default so you should be able to start reportbug from the "System" category of your menus. If (reportbug)[apt://reportbug] is not yet installed, you can install it using the package manager installed on your system (such as GNOME Software, KDE Muon, Synaptic, Aptitude GTK etc). If you don't have a graphical package manager installed, you can open the terminal application and run a command-line package manager as root. If you are using a modern desktop such as GNOME or KDE, you can run this command: pkexec apt install reportbug If you did not set a root password or your user has sudo access, you can run this command: sudo apt install reportbug If you set a root password, you can run this command: su -c 'apt install reportbug' -- bye, pabs https://wiki.debian.org/PaulWise