On Wed, Jun 28, 2006 at 09:32:21AM -0400, Jesse Keating wrote:
> On Wednesday 28 June 2006 04:50, Karel Zak wrote:
> > is there any public bunch of computers where upstream developers can
> > test their applications on Fedora? I know about upstream developers
> > who don't use Linux as primary OS or they use different distributions
> > and test upstream code with things like SELinux is difficult without
> > access to machine with useful FC.
>
> Nothing at this time. This sounds like something the upcoming Fedora Test
> project could handle though, running arbitrary test cases across a lab of
> computers.
I think about something like shell access rather than about test lab
with very limited access only. Sure, we cannot give this kind of
account to anonymous users, but I think for good know and reliable
people in community is it possible way. (Maybe we can try use virtual
Xen machine that will be reseted upon a user's logout).
We in Brno office planing new infrastructure now. I can try allocate
some HW for this thing. Or is it completely wrong idea? Comments?
Karel
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