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Anaconda Test Day Tuesday 2013-05-21
May 21, 2013 - 8:17 AM - by AdamW
Sorry (again) for the late notice, but Tuesday 2013-05-21 - tomorrow or today, depending - is Anaconda Test Day!

Yeah, in a way it's anaconda test day every day in Fedoraland, as we focus a lot of our day-to-day testing on the installer. But the folks running this Test Day have come up with some good extended test cases that go beyond what we cover in the release validation testing, so we should be able to find some more interesting bugs (it's always fun).

We'll be testing the current Beta candidate build, Beta RC2. As always, full instructions for testing are available in ... [Read More]
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ABRT and SSSD/Active Directory Test Days this week
May 07, 2013 - 3:15 AM - by AdamW
This week in Test Days: we'll be testing ABRT on Tuesday 2013-05-07 and SSSD improvements and Active Directory integration on Thursday 2013-05-09!

ABRT is the Fedora tool for catching and reporting crashes. If you've been running Fedora 19, or you've updated with updates-testing in Fedora 18 in the last few days, you may have noticed some major changes to ABRT and libreport, including a completely new graphical tool for reporting crashes called gnome-abrt. We'll be testing out these big changes at the ... [Read More]
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Desktop i18n Test Day tomorrow!
May 02, 2013 - 7:47 AM - by AdamW
Hey, folks. This one's for those who speak languages other than English: we have the desktop i18n test day coming up tomorrow. This is basically about checking translations and other localization elements of GNOME in current F19, on as many languages as we can. So if you like using Fedora in a language other than English, please come and help if you can! Thanks.
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Graphics Test Week starts tomorrow (Tuesday)!
Apr 23, 2013 - 12:50 AM - by AdamW
Yup, it's that time again - one of the bigger weeks of the Test Day cycle, as Graphics Test Week lands once more.

Tomorrow, Tuesday 2013-04-23, is Intel graphics Test Day. Wednesday 2013-04-24 will be Nouveau Test Day. And Thursday 2013-04-25 will be Radeon Test Day.

As always, we'll be looking to test out the widest possible range of hardware and see how well it works with the very up-to-date graphics stacks in Fedora 19. As Fedora uses very recent builds of the relevant components and sends all its... [Read More]
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Printing Test Day tomorrow!
Apr 03, 2013 - 11:06 PM - by AdamW
As we work towards releasing the Fedora 19 Alpha (due in a couple of weeks), the Fedora 19 Test Days continue apace. Next up, tomorrow - 2013-04-04 - is printing Test Day. The goal is to check that the printing stack and user-facing tools are all in good working order for Fedora 19. Printing is something most of us still have to do from time to time, and it's easy to test from a live image, so this is an ideal Test Day for most anyone to get involved in - the testing is easy and there's no need to risk any permanent changes to your system. If all you have time to do is boot up a live image and test if your printer... [Read More]
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