On Fri, Nov 2, 2012 at 1:25 PM, Ian Malone <ibmalone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Developers can test all they want but user testing even during early stages often find out issues. Remember we aren't talking merely about bugs but also UI issues that developers might not have considered. So yes, testing in a VM is certainly useful and even a cursory look in bugzilla would reveal that. It is not necessary to test in real hardware but thats welcome as well
Rahul
If the developers aren't testing the stuff as they write it then I'm
rather surprised. And you've trimmed the bit where we were talking
about Anaconda. Quick testing is going to be an install in a VM,
Developers can test all they want but user testing even during early stages often find out issues. Remember we aren't talking merely about bugs but also UI issues that developers might not have considered. So yes, testing in a VM is certainly useful and even a cursory look in bugzilla would reveal that. It is not necessary to test in real hardware but thats welcome as well
Rahul
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