Suggestion: Configure apport (?) to write coredumps for custom applications in working directory

[DarkTrick]

- Regarding XUbuntu 19.04
- apport version: 2.20.10-0ubuntu27.1

Current behaviour:
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Core dumps of custom software (e.g. self-created software) are not created by default.
(It says "core dumped", but actually nothing was created. This is a bug, but not of matter now)

To create coredumps within `/var/crash/`, one has to
- Create `~/.config/apport/settings` with the following content:

    [main]
    unpackaged=true

- set ulimit -c unlimited

Suggested behaviour:
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Setup apport (? or whatever package is in charge) to
- create core dumps of custom software
- inside the current working directory
- by default

Alternative Suggested behaviour:
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Setup apport (? or whatever package is in charge) to
- create core dumps of custom software
- inside the current working directory
- after setting `ulimit -c unlimited`

[DarkTrick (darktrick1337)]

edit @ Current behaviour:
Core dumps are not created in `/var/crash`. Crash files are created there. They must be further processed to gain the real coredump.

[Theo Linkspfeifer (lastonestanding)]

Any reason why this change (if it makes sense) should be specific to Xubuntu?

[DarkTrick (darktrick1337)]

If the behaviour on ubuntu is the same, it's not specific to Xubuntu.