Hi Adam, On Thu, 2011-01-27 at 14:59 -0800, Adam Williamson wrote: > Hey, everyone! Just a reminder that the first GNOME 3 Test Day is coming > next Thursday. I have the page up at > https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Test_Day:2011-02-03_GNOME3_Alpha , but > what we're really missing is good test cases; for now I've filled in > some of the standard desktop validation tests, and I'll update a few of > the others to match GNOME 3's mechanics and add those too, but it'd > really help to have some more specific test cases for whatever the > desktop team considers really important to test. If you don't want to > work out the details of writing full test cases, just quick one- or two- > liner suggestions in reply to this mail is fine; I can do the work of > fleshing them out into test cases, I just need suggestions of the most > important things we need to test at this stage. Some thoughts from a quick skimming of the wiki page and the test cases: - the volume control applet is now launched with 'gnome-control-center sound', and not 'gnome-volume-control'. - the desktop menus test case needs to be updated for GNOME Shell (you probably already know that) As for new test cases, I think it'd be nice to bulletproof some of the more stable shell/control-center user interfaces at this stage...here's a brief list of ideas: - bluetooth: try connecting to a device and sending/receiving files from it, using the system indicator provided by GNOME Shell - background: try changing desktop background from the control center widget, possibly covering all the fill options - date and time: try changing date/clock time and timezone, and make sure the shell picks up the changes correctly - display: verify that dual monitor configurations work correctly with the shell and the options provided by the control-center Display widget work fine - chat: make sure the shell-provided "inline" chat notifications work as expected Regards, Cosimo -- desktop mailing list desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop