The note says "apport will appear to upload a crash report, but only actually does so if whoopsie is installed. Whoopsie is installed by default for users of ubuntu-desktop, but for users of alternative desktops, or for server users, whoopsie has to be installed manually with apt-get install whoopsie. See bug #1001630 for details."
I don't understand why it's only Ubuntu users who can upload crash reports by default (I'm using Kubuntu).
I've wasted several hours today trying to report a kernel oops.
At the very least, as mentioned previously in https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/apport/ +bug/997283/ comments/ 8, apport-cli(1) and the messages from the command should explain clearly what will, or won't, or has, or hasn't happened.
The wiki has a note, but if you go to https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ ReportingBugs, then from Contents to https:/ /help.ubuntu. com/community/ ReportingBugs# System_ crash, the note is just above there, and you'll only see it if you scroll up, and why would you scroll up?
The note says "apport will appear to upload a crash report, but only actually does so if whoopsie is installed. Whoopsie is installed by default for users of ubuntu-desktop, but for users of alternative desktops, or for server users, whoopsie has to be installed manually with apt-get install whoopsie. See bug #1001630 for details."
I don't understand why it's only Ubuntu users who can upload crash reports by default (I'm using Kubuntu).