You don't need any virtual machine to test different desktop environments. I'm
not 100% sure whether it still works on 14.04 but with previous Ubuntu versions
we were able to install GNOME destop environment from the Software Center. What
do You need a GNOME for? Just because, whether You like it or not, along GNOME
2.x and 3.x we get Xfce, Unity and kde. Now all You have to do is to choose a
needed environment on the login screen. Your mashine will perhaps become
heavier but You get a powerful playground.
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1. Re: Call for testing: Trusty langpack updates (F?ram na G?idhlig)
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3. Re: Call for testing: Trusty langpack updates (F?ram na G?idhlig)
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Date: Thu, 29 May 2014 18:53:12 +0100
From: F?ram na G?idhlig <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: Call for testing: Trusty langpack updates
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> * install the updated langpacks from trusty-proposed
> * perform the tests according to the wiki page
Well, 2 Bluescreens of Death and 2 virtual machines later, I could
finally install this on a dead slow VM with 480x600 screen resolution.
And I at least know what a virtual machine is; a normal Joe - if they
have the knowledge to do even this - would have to sacrifice a machine
here for testing, even if they are already using Ubunu or Kubuntu -
because 2 operating systems need to be installed here.
I guess in big language teams yo always have somebody around to do this,
but for small languages this will be a problem.
For me, testing involved quite a lot of fiddling and scrolling as well,
because the screen resolution was so small.
Would it be possible in the future to have some testing automation
against crashes?
To ward against nonsense strings, maybe we could have a repository of
high impact strings to test for those who are unable to install?
> * add the test result for respective language to the Trusty table on
> the wiki page
I would if I had the necessary editing rights, which I don't. So, could
somebody please list Ubuntu as tested for Scottish Gaelic (gd)? We don't
have a language pack for Kubuntu. Thanks!
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Message: 2
Date: Thu, 29 May 2014 20:50:03 +0200
From: Gunnar Hjalmarsson <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Call for testing: Trusty langpack updates
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2014-05-29 19:53, F?ram na G?idhlig skrev:
>> * install the updated langpacks from trusty-proposed
>> * perform the tests according to the wiki page
>
> Well, 2 Bluescreens of Death and 2 virtual machines later, I could
> finally install this on a dead slow VM with 480x600 screen resolution.
> And I at least know what a virtual machine is; a normal Joe - if they
> have the knowledge to do even this - would have to sacrifice a machine
> here for testing, even if they are already using Ubunu or Kubuntu -
> because 2 operating systems need to be installed here.
>
> I guess in big language teams yo always have somebody around to do this,
> but for small languages this will be a problem.
Well, irrespective of the size of the language, you need to have Ubuntu
14.04 installed, of course, to be able to test. As regards Kubuntu, it's
not obvious that it's motivated any longer to test that distribution
separately. We'll take it into consideration.
>> * add the test result for respective language to the Trusty table on
>> the wiki page
>
> I would if I had the necessary editing rights, which I don't.
Everyone with a Launchpad account can edit the page.
> So, could somebody please list Ubuntu as tested for Scottish Gaelic
> (gd)?
I just did. Thanks for testing!
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Gunnar Hjalmarsson
https://launchpad.net/~gunnarhj
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Message: 3
Date: Thu, 29 May 2014 21:22:14 +0100
From: F?ram na G?idhlig <[email protected]>
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Subject: Re: Call for testing: Trusty langpack updates
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>>> * add the test result for respective language to the Trusty table on
>>> the wiki page
>>
>> I would if I had the necessary editing rights, which I don't.
>
> Everyone with a Launchpad account can edit the page.
>
>> So, could somebody please list Ubuntu as tested for Scottish Gaelic
>> (gd)?
>
> I just did. Thanks for testing!
Thanks for adding. I just couldn't find the edit mode, so I assumed it
was a permissions thing.
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