No way to know what is the the package name of an application

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Binary package hint: doc-gnome-hig

Here is a problem concerning bug reporting specially if you run Ubuntu in another langage than english

If i want to report a bug againt an application, i go to help menu>About and look at the name of the application, for instance "Moniteur Système" (i'm french).

but if i want to fill a bug report, i have to select a package. No way to know that "Moniteur Système" stands for "gnome-system-monitor".

Then i have to run Alacarte, click on the "Moniteur Système" entry, select properties and look at the command to get the name of "gnome-system-monitor"

Maybe there would be a lot more bugs reports if the package name could figure in the About box, close to the translated application name ?

For instance :

__________________________________________________________
| |
| Moniteur système 2.26.0 |
| (gnome-system-monitor) |
| |
| Afficher les processus en cours et surveiller l'état du système |
| |
| copyright... |
| |
| Crédits Licence Fermer |
__________________________________________________________|

[antistress (antistress)]

my mistake
Ubuntu already provides a fix, with an appropriate entry in the help menu