This reminds me - Aaron, I don't think it's necessary to provide debuginfo autopackages, as anybody can send you a core file that you can load up against your own copy of the binaries with debug info included. Assuming you have the same libraries they do, this is much easier for the end user.
It wouldn't help here unless you specifically installed GtkQt to replicate the users environment. So that's the disadvantage. The advantage is you can do debugging in your own time just as if you were in front of the users computer.
It could even be automated so cores are automatically uploaded. I'm not sure how you'd make sure corefile generation is on though - does that require root access?
This works for the autopackages because you have a bitwise identical copy of the binaries the users run (except that their copy is stripped and yours isn't). It wouldn't work for distribution-specific binaries.
thanks -mike