You can build apps from git master and run them from the source folder without installing them. The same applies to dialogs of core components, e.g. xfdesktop-settings and xfwm4-tweaks-settings.
Another safer option is to use a VM to build and run/install components from git master, with an Arch/Manjaro system you can use -git packages from AUR which is a lot more convenient than building them manually. The third option is xfce-test[1], although it requires a bit of docker knowledge and its images are usually lagging behind git master, it contains most of repositories already cloned and dependencies installed, you just have to build/install. 1 - https://github.com/schuellerf/xfce-test Cheers, Andre Miranda Aug 10, 2021, 14:10 by [email protected]: > Den 10-08-2021 kl. 18:49 skrev Gaël Bonithon: > >> By looking in the archives of the mailing list you are talking about? (by >> date) >> >> https://mail.xfce.org/pipermail/xfce-announce/ >> > > Thanks i was looking at the archive for this mailinglist. > > Sadly i can't test the latest versions on the system i use now because the > software manager provides older versions. > > What is a good/easy way for translators to be able to test the latest > software (with the latest translations) ? > > I soft of wished there was a remote system with the latest versions that was > set up for translators to try out so each of the translators don't have to > figure it out one by one. > _______________________________________________ > Xfce-i18n mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.xfce.org/mailman/listinfo/xfce-i18n >
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