take part

Elfy ub.untu at btinternet.com
Fri Oct 11 07:23:55 UTC 2013


On 11/10/13 07:40, FrankPöhn wrote:
> Dear Team,
> I’d like to take part in the community, but, because I’m not very
> experienced in theese things (but after all i have installed and,
> partly individualized my ubuntu myself), how ?
> Fearing of getting frustrated, befor beginning, I decided:
> Maybe it helps to tell you just, what I experienced trying to start:
> Although my english should not be too bad without using a dictionary,
> it’s not easy for me to understand the content of “getting involved”.
> The reason: Even yousing online dictionary (dict.cc)
> I ‘m not able to find sense in for example “testcases” and “flavor”.
> Maybe it’s because I’m fifty, german and physician (…giggle…), or,
> maybe “Ich bin zu alt für den Scheiss” (remember lethal weapen?)
> But on the other side, maybe it would make sense to make your langage
> style a lttle more simpy,(more englisch and less american).
>
>
>
Hi - not all of us use American English - I at least use real English :)

Flavours are the different variants of Ubuntu - such as Xubuntu, 
Kubuntu, Lubuntu etc http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/derivatives

The testcases are the tests that we run - there are quite a few of them, 
some are general ones - for instance a test for the liveiso is common to 
all flavours.

Others are more specific - Xubuntu has a post installation testcase that 
only we use.

If you think you'll get frustrated then perhaps check the various 
activities we do - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Activities

You can ask people questions in real time at 
http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-quality

But it is real time - so it might be some time before people answer you.

Elfy

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Ubuntu Forum Council Member
Xubuntu QA Lead




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