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===== Testing ===== | ===== Testing ===== | ||
- | ===== Step 2: Testing your Xubuntu installation. ===== | + | ====== Step 2: Testing your Xubuntu installation. |
As was mentioned in the previous step, now that you've [[https:// | As was mentioned in the previous step, now that you've [[https:// | ||
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Static testing means that you check that Xubuntu installs without problems and that the pre-installed apps work. Actually, each of the different installation methods shown in the following example need to be tested, as you can see on the Ubuntu QA tracker (e.g. these [[http:// | Static testing means that you check that Xubuntu installs without problems and that the pre-installed apps work. Actually, each of the different installation methods shown in the following example need to be tested, as you can see on the Ubuntu QA tracker (e.g. these [[http:// | ||
- | Then the next day (or the next time you test) you download the latest Daily ISO and again test the OS without installing anything or changing anything to your main system. Instead of re-downloading the whole ISO each time you can use [[https:// | + | Then the next day (or the next time you test) you download |
This type of testing is mostly needed during community testing weeks, when the Xubuntu QA team puts out a call for testers on the [[https:// | This type of testing is mostly needed during community testing weeks, when the Xubuntu QA team puts out a call for testers on the [[https:// |