Hello,
I didn't introduce myself yet, because i'm really busy these days and unfortunately i cant help much. But i did test one or two items from the QA list that have been posted. I have read the instruction and notes.
should i just edit the wiki now ? i'm not really familiar with the way of work here...
Anyway my name is Ofer Hasson, i hope i can start helping around May. I'll be happy to help if i can, i will introduce myself properly when i'll have more free time.
Thanks all, and sorry for my poor english
I didn't introduce myself yet, because i'm really busy these days and unfortunately i cant help much. But i did test one or two items from the QA list that have been posted. I have read the instruction and notes.
should i just edit the wiki now ? i'm not really familiar with the way of work here...
Anyway my name is Ofer Hasson, i hope i can start helping around May. I'll be happy to help if i can, i will introduce myself properly when i'll have more free time.
Thanks all, and sorry for my poor english
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 5:56 PM, Mike McGrath <mmcgrath@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'd like to see our infrastructure team take a more active role in QA
during pre-release times. What did I have in mind?
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Fedora_11_Alpha_Install_Test_Results
We've got a lot of smart people on this list, so I figure I'll just nag
people about it :)
-Mike
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