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Perform structured testing of the Ubuntu Studio desktop on the Install phase or post-install. 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]].
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== Installation testing ==
 1. Boot from the Alternate DVD.
 2. Select Check disk for defects.
  * Wait for self-test to complete; reboot
 3. Optional: Choose a language from the F2 menu.
 4. Select 'Install in text mode' (or OEM or Rescue as appropriate).
 5. Select you language, location, and keyboard layout.
 6. Select one of the following partitioning methods: '''erase disk''' ("Guided - use entire disk"), '''auto-resize''', '''manual partitioning''', '''entire disk with encryption'''. See [:Testing/InstallMethods:InstallMethods] for details.
  * Depending on your existing disk contents, the '''auto-resize''' option may not appear.
 7. Complete the install and reboot to verify that the system works as expected using the appropriate test.
 8. Pick various combinations of tasks to install.
  * Pick any combo of or all 4 tasks.
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  * Visit https://iso.qa.stgraber.org to add your test reports.   * Visit https://iso.qa.ubuntu.com to add your test reports.

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

Post-install testing

  • Follow these steps on an installed system.

  • Nautilus

    • If you are on a local network try connecting to a shared Samba or Windows folder and copy some files across (Places -> Network)

    • If you have one, plug in a USB drive and check that it is mounted and you get a Nautilus window

  • Desktop search

    • Open Main Menu -> Places -> Search for files ...

    • In Look in folders: select the Examples folder

    • In the Contains the text: field type 'ubuntu' and click 'Find'

    • Confirm that several files appear in the results

  • Firefox

  • JACK

    • Open Main Menu -> Applications -> Sound&Video -> Audio Production -> JACK Control

    • Click on the Setup button.

    • In the Parameters section click the Realtime box.

    • Click the OK box at the bottom.

    • Now click Start.

    • "Started" should now be displayed in yellow on the display.

  • Ardour

    • Make sure "JACK" is started from step #4.

    • Open Main Menu -> Applications -> Sound&Video -> Audio Production -> Ardour GTK2

    • This should bring up a window labeled "Ardour - Session Control". Give your session a name and continue.
    • Ardour should start without error.

  • Blender w/Compiz

    • Make sure you have Compiz enabled. Main Menu -> System -> Preferences -> Appearances. "Visual Effects" tab -> "Normal" settings button

    • Open Main Menu -> Applications -> Graphics -> Blender

    • Use Blender with Compiz enabled and report any issues.

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