[Bug 36545] Re: Kubuntu Flight 5: Cannot backtrace in Crash Handler

2006-04-02 Thread Graeme Hewson
I disagree with the above comment. It probably wouldn't have occurred to me to 
install gdb if the tab hadn't been displayed. Perhaps the tab should be greyed 
out, but that could be confusing too.
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[Bug 36545] Re: Kubuntu Flight 5: Cannot backtrace in Crash Handler

2006-04-01 Thread tmp
Generally: If some functionality will not work unless some ressource is 
installed, then there should be no link (or similiar) to that functionality.

More specificly: If gdb is not installed in the default installation, then the 
backtrace tab should not be displayed at all (as it wouldn't work anyway).

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[Bug 36545] Re: Kubuntu Flight 5: Cannot backtrace in Crash Handler

2006-04-01 Thread Graeme Hewson
Quite, gdb *should* be part of the standard install, at least for alpha/beta 
releases.  I'd have saved a fair amount of time in my testing of Flight 5 if 
gdb had been installed already (it wasn't a simple matter in my case to 
download it after the install from CD).
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