Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-testing (13 mails)

[Christian Boltz <opensuse@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

on Donnerstag, 30. April 2009, Alberto Passalacqua wrote:
> Il giorno mer, 29/04/2009 alle 23.50 -0500, Chris Cox ha scritto:
> > I suppose I'm willing.  What exactly do "we" need?  I don't mind
> > "starting".  I sort of "test" openSUSE all the time.  I guess I
> > don't know exactly "what" we test (everything?).
>
> That's something that can be discussed during the community week I
> guess. In the meanwhile I would say "just use it in your regular
> routine usage".

If you see it this way ("just use it"), then I'll be part of the testing 
team. (You'll find at least 60 bugreports from me for every openSUSE 
release [1]  based on "just use it", which means this method seems to 
work :-)

My only "problem" is that I usually don't have time to go through a 
testing plan or something like that.


Regards,

Christian Boltz

[1] bugreports from me: 9.2: 43 - 9.3: 45 - 10.0: 59 - 10.1: 134 - 
    10.2: 148 - 10.3: 99 - 11.0:77 - 11.1: 63
    Looks like the quality of openSUSE increases (at least since 10.3) - 
    with every release I find less bugs :-)
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