This task is not relevant to Kubuntu or KDE at all. If you want to make a request like this please submit it to the proper project. Kubuntu doesn't use ubuntu-report and KDE does not have any connection to what Ubuntu does or not.
@michaeltunnell Wouldn't you agree?
It's not that https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ErrorTracker is not documented, but it's not very obvious to the user base (if at all). Trust can only be regained by helping people to get rid of their misconceptions. Granting them easy access to information plays an essential role in it. I wonder how can this be done in Kubuntu's case.
I recommend changing this to "Enabled", and in the "Configure..." dialog, set "Sub-pixel rendering type" to "RGB" and "Hinting style" to "Slight"
Please report a bug rather than creating a task here for every small glitch/bug. That way, should anyone else happen to be experience the same, they can find it in bug reports, confirm and give more info.
T7618 Probably the root of the issue.
Reboot might be required to take effect.
Okay, seems this is the only way to get rid of the glitch.
@ngraham Advise needed.
Now the question is: is this a Kubuntu issue or an Ubuntu issue? Can you reproduce the issue with a fresh install of regular old Ubuntu 18.04 too? If so, it should be reported on launchpad. If not, it can stay here.
Too late, somebody else already filed it: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395618
Too late, somebody else already filed it: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=395618
Please report a bug rather than creating a task here for every small glitch/bug
@rikmills Provided you and the team is willing to accept some suggestions, we could give it a face-lift in 18.04.1. Please signal your willingness so I can know whether I should go forth with it or not. Thanks.
@rikmills Can you replicate this? It only occurs after fresh install, then it goes away. Very annoying nonetheless. I can upload a video capturing it, if necessary. Please tell me how can I help on this one.
On the kauth changes to helper paths, I get
