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[opensuse-testing] Weekly News Item for June 5
- From: Larry Finger <Larry.Finger@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 04 Jun 2010 22:31:08 -0500
- Message-id: <4C09C4FC.9080204@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sascha,
Below is my report for this week's news.
Larry
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The TCT held an IRC meeting on May 31.
The first topic concerned the Team's experiences with Milestone 7.
Response time to bug reports seems to be better than earlier. Bernhard
M. Wiedemann described his methodology for automated testing of
installation, and future plans to improve the tests. The Team also asked
me questions regarding the testing of wireless. Unfortunately, this does
not fit into an automated framework; however, I have been able to test
all encryption modes with NetworkManager and the KDE desktop. Testing of
Gnome will come later.
Next the Team was polled to see who among us would be at at Linuxtag in
Berlin, and when they could meet to discuss testing of openSUSE 11.3.
We also discussed the openSUSE Conference in Nuremburg in October, and
how best for the team to participate. We recommended that Bernhard
submit a paper on his testing methodology. In addition, a
"birds-of-a-feather" session for the Testing Team will likely be proposed.
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Below is my report for this week's news.
Larry
============================================
The TCT held an IRC meeting on May 31.
The first topic concerned the Team's experiences with Milestone 7.
Response time to bug reports seems to be better than earlier. Bernhard
M. Wiedemann described his methodology for automated testing of
installation, and future plans to improve the tests. The Team also asked
me questions regarding the testing of wireless. Unfortunately, this does
not fit into an automated framework; however, I have been able to test
all encryption modes with NetworkManager and the KDE desktop. Testing of
Gnome will come later.
Next the Team was polled to see who among us would be at at Linuxtag in
Berlin, and when they could meet to discuss testing of openSUSE 11.3.
We also discussed the openSUSE Conference in Nuremburg in October, and
how best for the team to participate. We recommended that Bernhard
submit a paper on his testing methodology. In addition, a
"birds-of-a-feather" session for the Testing Team will likely be proposed.
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