Linux is the only modern OS I've used that doesn't have the capability to send crash reports back to the developers Red Hat's abrt does that: https://github.co

Linux is the only modern OS I've used that doesn't have the capability to send crash reports back to the developers Red Hat's abrt does that: https://github.com/abrt/abrt/ https://github.com/abrt/abrt/ Using kdump, it can also report kernel panics. Kdump acts as a kernel that is executed after the main kernel panics. The fresh kernel has a clean state and can store the dump in a file system. the QR code functionality is worse in all cases except where your storage system is completely inaccessible/irreparably damaged It's worse because it's not an automatic process. It's also better, because it doesn't require external dependencies like abrt and kdump -- it's part of the kernel.