+== Enabling logging
+
+If you are using a development version (see previous section), you don’t need
+to do anything -- skip to section 3.
+
+If you are using a release version with a custom +~/.xsession+ (or xinitrc)
+file, execute i3 with a line like this:
+
+----------------------------------
+# Use 25 MiB of RAM for debug logs
+exec i3 --shmlog-size=26214400
+----------------------------------
+
+If you are *NOT* using an +~/.xsession+ file but you just chose "i3" from the
+list of sessions in your desktop manager (gdm, lxdm, …), edit
++/usr/share/xsessions/i3.desktop+ and replace the +Exec=i3+ line with:
+
+------------------------------
+Exec=i3 --shmlog-size=26214400
+------------------------------
+
+If you cannot restart i3 for some reason, you can enable debug logging on the
+fly:
+
+---------------------------------------
+i3-msg 'debuglog on; shmlog on; reload'
+---------------------------------------
+
+== Reproducing the problem
+
+Before submitting an issue, please make sure to close down on the problem as
+much as you can yourself. Here are some steps you should consider:
+
+* Find a deterministic, reliable way to reproduce the problem and provide it
+ with your bug report.
+* Try using the default i3 config to reproduce the problem. If the issue does
+ not appear with the default config, gradually adapt it to track down what
+ change(s) to the config introduce the problem.
+* Reproduce the problem with a minimal setup, i.e., only use as few applications,
+ windows and steps as necessary.
+* In addition, try to stick to applications that are common and, even more
+ importantly, free / open source.
+* Before obtaining the log file, restart i3 in-place, execute the steps to
+ reproduce the problem and then save the logs. This keeps the log file as
+ small as possible and necessary.
+
+Please be aware that we cannot support compatibility issues with closed-source
+software, as digging into compatibility problems without having access to the
+source code is too time-consuming. Additionally, experience has shown that
+often, the software in question is responsible for the issue. Please raise an
+issue with the software in question, not i3.