If the paper cutters were to develop such a tool, would it be considered for integration into the ubuntu-dev-tools package?
On 24 October 2012 13:23, Chris Wilson <[email protected]> wrote: > Blueprint: > https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/papercuts-toolbelt > > In order for the Hundred Paper Cuts project to stay healthy, it needs a > constant flow of new bugs, several hundred each cycle, for people to work > on. Making it easier to report paper cuts will help keep the reports > flowing, and a desktop utility bundled with ubuntu-dev-tools could help > with this. > > A simple graphical tool that provides an interface for reporting new paper > cuts, with fields customized for paper cut bug reports. ubuntu-bug send a > lot of information that is not necessary for these kinds of problems. > > An application picker (I think GTK3 has a pretty good one) that will list > all the applications installed on the system that are covered by the paper > cuts project. When the user chooses one, relevant data about the version of > the app, installed plugins, etc, will be added to the report. > > The ability to add multiple screenshots using Ubuntu's built-in screenshot > utility, but the action will be initiated from the reporting utility, so > screenshots are added directly to the report before it's sent. > > When the report is send, it will be automatically filed against both the > paper cuts project and the app in question, and the Paper Cuts Ninja team > will automatically receive an email saying there's a new bug been reported. > > These features will speed up the process of reporting new paper cuts - it > should take only a few seconds from start to finish.
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