xorg-prop-drivers-testers team mailing list archive

[Erik Andersen <erik.b.andersen@xxxxxxxxx>]

>Hello all,
>
>I have posted Week 10 in the tracker [1], which is the last week of our
>weekly testing. Next week we will be focusing in testing the final Lucid
>release.
>
>I want to thank everyone who participated during all these weeks. Your
>participation in testing, in replying to the mailing list, etc. is very
>important to Ubuntu's success.
>
>I also want to gather some feedback around the project. We want to do
>more testing projects like this, and we would like to improve them.
>
>I would appreciate if you could answer some of these questions:
>
>If you stayed around after the first week of testing, why did you stay?
Because I wanted to help.
>If you didn't stay around, why did you leave?
Mainly, I ran out of time to do it towards the end. It also seemed
like I was always reporting the same thing and that I found more bugs
by running the daily image for everyday use rather than installing a
fresh copy and doing test cases.
>What did you like about the project?
It gives a way to help with Ubuntu's development that has clear instructions.
>What would you improve it?
I would make it so that the page that links to the pages where you put
in your reports lists them in the same order as the wiki instructions
page. It would be even better to have the instructions on the same
page as where you put in your report. It would be nice to have a way
to keep track of multiple machines for the same username.
>Would you like to organize yourself a project like this in the future?
Probably not. I would consider being on a team like this again in the
next cycle, because I will probably be less busy with school. I think
I will start using an install from a daily image for daily use (with a
separate /home and a spare stable release disk nearby) earlier in the
next cycle.


>Thanks a lot!
>Ara (on behalf of the Ubuntu QA team)