Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-testing (39 mails)

[Holger Sickenberg <holgi@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Alberto,

> Thanks for the encouragement and for the interest in my idea. Indeed it
> seems hard to attract people to do that! Anyway, I still have some hope:
> I found some volunteer from the local Italian community (suseitalia.org)
> and they seem quite motivated to help.

That sounds like a good starting point.


> Anyway, we should really discuss on how to proceed in setting things up.
> Ideally it would be nice to start with alphas, but being the first time
> we try to do something like this, anytime is OK.

As far as I know there will not be any alpha and beta versions but
something like milestones with 11.2 - so yes: starting to test with the
first milestone make sense.


> At the moment I don't understand if there is interest for this idea on
> the Novell side though (Are you at N, btw?). I just had some quick talk
> with Zonker, who showed his interest, and who said he would have
> contacted Oliver Ries at suse.de to know what the existing
> infrastructure is. Still no answer. If you know something about that, it
> would be useful to talk about it too. :-)
>
> Let's talk soon, when you have time.

There is interest by Novell: Zonker already told you about that. Yes,
I'm also working for SUSE/N (Oliver is my boss) and I'm quite interested
as well. Which information do you like to have?

I volunteered to take over the action item of the Testing/QA section of
the CommunityWeek (http://en.opensuse.org/CommunityWeek). So maybe we
can use that as kind of kick-off for the testing team.


Best wishes,
Holgi

PS: I will be on vacation the next couple of days but should read my
e-mails anyway. Maybe some answers will last a little bit longer.
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