It's the ubuntukylin-default-settings package which modifies /etc/os-release:
$ grep -r 'os-release' *
debian/ubuntukylin-default-settings.postrm: sed -i "/NAME/s/Ubuntu Kylin/Ubuntu/g" /etc/os-release
debian/changelog: * Be more specific in replacing Ubuntu in /etc/os-release to prevent
debian/changelog: * Use os-release instead of ubuntukylin-release
debian/ubuntukylin-default-settings.preinst: sed -i 's/\(NAME="Ubuntu\)"/\1 Kylin"/' /etc/os-release
debian/ubuntukylin-default-settings.preinst: sed -i 's/\(PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu\) 1/\1 Kylin 1/' /etc/os-release
So that package should also contain the apport setup in comment #23.
It's the ubuntukylin- default- settings package which modifies /etc/os-release:
$ grep -r 'os-release' * ubuntukylin- default- settings. postrm: sed -i "/NAME/s/Ubuntu Kylin/Ubuntu/g" /etc/os-release ubuntukylin- default- settings. preinst: sed -i 's/\(NAME= "Ubuntu\ )"/\1 Kylin"/' /etc/os-release ubuntukylin- default- settings. preinst: sed -i 's/\(PRETTY_ NAME="Ubuntu\ ) 1/\1 Kylin 1/' /etc/os-release
debian/
debian/changelog: * Be more specific in replacing Ubuntu in /etc/os-release to prevent
debian/changelog: * Use os-release instead of ubuntukylin-release
debian/
debian/
So that package should also contain the apport setup in comment #23.