UbuntuDesktop
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Summary
Perform structured testing of the Ubuntu desktop on the Live CD or post-install. These steps should be followed during the distro-specific part of ["../LiveCDSession"], ["../LiveCDInstall"] or ["../AlternateInstall"].
Procedures
Live session testing
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Post-install testing
Follow these steps on an installed system.
- ... tbd: some quick tests ...
Extended install testing
Installing and testing Thunderbird.
Click on Applications then on Add/Remove... from the menu list that appeared.
Select All available applications from the drop down box top right.
Click in the search box at the top of the newly opened window. Type Thunderbird into it.
- Click on the check box that is in-front of the Mozilla Thunderbird Mail/News title in the upper right section.
Click on Apply Changes Lower right.
Click on Apply in the newly opened window. The Application is now being installed.
Proceed to testing: Open Thunderbird from the Applications/Internet section.
- Fill in the details of your email account (this is normally provided by your email provider)
- Send a test mail to a colleague and ask for a reply to ensure that send and receive are both working.
- If you have an GPG/PGP Key add Enigimail from Applications/Add/Remove.. Now restart Thunderbird and try sending a signed email.
- Save a draft mail (this is more important if your using a laptop and have no connection, that way you can send it latter when you do)
- Delete a mail.
Installing and testing Brasero.
Click on Applications then on Add/Remove... from the menu list that appeared.
Select All available applications from the drop down box top right.
Click in the search box at the top of the newly opened window. Type Brasero into it.
- Click on the check box that is in-front of the Brasero Disc Burning Application title in the upper right section.
Click on Apply Changes Lower right.
Click on Apply in the newly opened window. The Application is now being installed.
Proceed to testing: Open Brasero from the Applications/Sound & Video section.
If you have another ISO to test you can burn it using Burn image.
If you have some file you have downloaded and wish to keep try burning them to cd using Data session.
Try copying an ubuntu install cd using the Disc copy section.
If you have some music on your music player try creating an Audio session.