Hello, 2009-09-10 14:45 keltezéssel, Spencer French írta:
Considering images for m7 should be around now/soon I was wondering what other members of the team thought our plan should be for this far along in the dev cycle?
And also what testing preferences each member has as well as available hardware so we can all have a rough idea of each others work flow.
I have 2 desktop machines both x86/64 as well as a macbook pro (early 2009) and a newish dell laptop, so I can do resume/suspend testing of those models. As far as preference I am really interested in the kde desktop/yast/zypper and xorg, although of course I will help with anything I can.
I'm S.u.S.E. user from 4.3 and tester from 5.x :-) For long my interest was desktop applications and some hw/installation. From the openSUSE 10.X series this shifted to hw/installation on PowerPC machines, of course reporting any other bugs I encountered. Also did SLES 10 PPC and 11 x86 tests, but that's another topic. Right now I'm downloading ARM packages from dl9pf's BS repository for a test and hoping to see a fully supported ARM port of openSUSE in the future. I have the following machines: - 1 self built Intel Core2Duo desktop with Nvidia 7600 - vmware workstation 6.X running on the above machine ;-) - 1 Dell Inspiron Mini 10v netbook (with a Broadcom wireless, which does not work on Linux even with Broadcom's own closed source driver, only from Windows) - 1 Pegasos PPC ( http://www.genesi-usa.com/products/opendesktop ) - 3 EFIKA PPC ( http://www.genesi-usa.com/products/efika/5200b ) - various Freescale PPC development systems (MPC8610, MPC5121), where I ported openSUSE (~hacked installer to work and provided a kernel, better than most Linux BSP's :-) ) I still use one of these to compile Packman packages for PPC... - 1 EFIKA MX development system (Freescale ARM iMX515: http://www.genesi-usa.com/products/efika ), where I already have a very basic openSUSE running - 1 Sheeva Plug (Marvell ARM:http://www.marvell.com/products/embedded_processors/developer/kirkwood/sheev... ) So, as you can see, I'm very interested in "alternative" hardware, where it is already a challenge to get something installed. So right now I'm mainly interested in the installer part. On the desktop side I'm interested in XFCE and KDE4. I work as sysadmin, so I also tend to test server applications. As sysadmin, I have time when there is planned maintenance / disaster at the moment :-) I added #opensuse-testing to my automatic channel list in Pidgin, where I think we should all be available. Bye, CzP -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-testing+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-testing+help@opensuse.org