Re: I really want to be get involved in further development of Xubuntu

Hello Mohammed, Good to know you also enjoy xubuntu. :-) One way of helping would be testing. Here's some information about that: https://xubuntu.org/contribute/qa There are more ways to get involved though. Here you will find some more information about that: https://xubuntu.org/contribute/

Re: Application testing for the new development cycle

So, I did some testing and forgot to let you know: - 1587, gigolo: nothing wrong with the testcase, one or two questions though; also seemingly a bug in gigolo: https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14416 - 1580, Xfdesktop Settings: some questions about things not being entirely clear (to

Re: Application testing for the new development cycle

Tested, 1629, testcase: Xubuntu Power. All went as expected. Op 17-05-18 om 22:45 schreef flocculant: During this new 6 month cycle we are hoping to ramp up testing of applications - separate from testing ISO's. So if you want to get involved with something that you can pick up, put down

Re: Application testing for the new development cycle

I did the test-case for Gigolo (ID 1587). I have reported some test-case issues, and also some issues with gigolo itself. Please tell me if there's any more information needed or if I have not followed the instructions below correctly. Willem Op 17-05-18 om 22:45 schreef flocculant:

Re: Final Beta Testing

Hi all, As a long time user of Xubuntu I started testing Xubuntu 18.04/Bionic a couple of weeks ago. I have found testing to be a simple but productive way to help improve Xubuntu. I am  no expert. I am an end user with general knowledge of computers and operating systems, software and

Testing 18.04: can't log in after closing laptop lid

Hi all, Using 18.04 on a Lenovo laptop. I've set the system to turn off the screen when I close the laptop lid. If I then open the laptop again I am presented with the log in screen. When I log in, I am -after some toing en froing- again presented with the login screen. When I log in for the

snap artifacts

Testing Xubuntu 18.04. With 18.04 come snap-packages. Using "Software" to install applications may result in installing the snap-version of the application. Snap-versions come with artifacts which may lead to end user frustration and questions. I know, because, well, I got some first hand

Testing Xubuntu 18.04: touchpad does not behave consistently in xfce4-terminal

Testing latest daily of Xubuntu 18. The touchpad does not seem to behave consistently, at least when using xfce4-terminal. In "Mouse and touchpad" (I hope this is the right English translation) I have ticked "reverse scroll direction". In Firefox, or libreoffice Writer, Thunderbird things

Testing Xubuntu 18.04: Keyboard key for adjusting screen brightness not working anymore

Devs, Today I noticed that, with Xubuntu 18.04, the keyboard key to adjust screen brightness is not working anymore. The keys to adjust volume (up, down, mute) still work. I'm confident that, in 18.04, the brightness key worked before, as I use that key on a daily basis. The last time I

Digging into testing bionic

So, you may have noticed that I'm doing some testing of bionic, as requested :-) Which leads to me asking all kind of questions in #xubuntu-devel, and launchpad. I hope I'm not keeping you from more useful tasks. Is so, please tell me. Anyway: now that I'm digging into testing bionic, I'm

Re: Article series: Ask Us Anything

As one of the lurkers I'd be interested to ask questions :-) Questions I could come up with would be: 1- Why are you involved in Xubuntu Development? 2- Why Xubuntu and not ? 3- What's your greatest frustration in this Xubuntu-business? 4- What keeps you going in spite of 3? 5- What is the

Re: [TEAM] Gathering "testimonials" for marketing purposes

The aftermarket route is certainly the route I've taken, for the reasons Pjotr described, and I would indeed prefer the LTS-only-release cycle. Seems Pjotr read my mind just now. :-) Xeep going strong. ;-) thanks for all the work. W Op 8 aug. 2016 15:12 schreef "PK" :