Autopilot xubuntu

[Nicholas Skaggs]

Jackson, not yet, but they can certainly be written. And since 
applications can be run under any Desktop Enviroment, all the flavors 
can benefit from having a testsuite for say abiword, gnumeric, pidgin, 
etc. I'd encourage you to give it a try and write a simple testcase for 
your favorite application :-)


Nicholas

On 12/03/2012 04:23 AM, Ho Wan Chan wrote:
> Probably no. Jackson, you should probably work with knome and elfy on 
> these autopilot testcases.
>
> Also to everyone: Try to remove the ubuntu-qa at lists.ubuntu.com 
> <mailto:ubuntu-qa at lists.ubuntu.com> from your email's contact lists 
> (except if you are a Qatar LoCo team member). Clearly both I and 
> Jackson made the mistake of sending the mails (aka the no Alpha 1 and 
> this one) to the wrong mailing lists.
>
> Regards,
> Howard Chan (smartboyhw)
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> 2012/12/3 Jackson Doak <doak.jackson at gmail.com 
> <mailto:doak.jackson at gmail.com>>
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>     Are there any autopilot tests that work in xubuntu?
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