Originally posted by ilkant
Many KDE-applications have bug report system. I think it would be better if that would know users account on bugs.kde.org and use it. So you need not first log in bugs.kde.org as pre-action after crash when reporting bug.
AFAIK, if you don't logout in the KDE bugsystem, the username is remembered for next usage.
Furhermore stack trace would be good automatic included information after crashes.
It must be possible to file a bugreport for this, espessially because (almost) every program uses the same classes for this (maybe kdelibs/kbugreport; possible problem is that some information isn't available after the program has crashed).
It would be fine, if bug reporter would have anonymous mode. Many users are too shy to use own name or data reporting bug. With this feature KDE bug system gets much more bugreports and ideas to make bugfixes and new features when KDE-machines all over the world reports crashes if they are connected to Internet. If anonymous reports are a flood, it could be placed to special account on bugs.kde.org (which may be able to set hidden optionally). Maybe it could be configured if it sends reports with user data or anonymously.
Stack traces alone aren't always usefull: there are usefull in combination with actions of the user. With an anonymous user, it is impossible to debate about a bug. For example, if it is unclear or some data isn't given.
Many applications for example like FireFox or Microsoft's are sending bug reports automatically even user don't do anything more than push one button (that is configurable too!) or do nothing.