OpenSolaris2009.06QA

OpenSolaris 2009.06 Release Testing

LiveCD Sanity

  • Goal: Primary and LiveCD works correctly and provide expected i18n and l10n for particular languages
    • user can boot and login to desktop environment for all available locales on Primary and Global LiveCD
    • I18n (keyboard setting, fonts, locale data ..) and l10n support (UI translations) is available and works correctly
    • Key desktop applications (Firefox, Thunderbird, DDU ...) are working as expected under available locales
    • Test Matrix

Install and Upgrade

  • Goal: All g11n bits can be installed and upgraded without any issues
    • G11n packages are fully installable, having correct dependencies
    • Installed language support provides expected i18n and l10n support
    • Update of G11n packages is possible and does not break any functionality
    • GUI and text package manager work for all locales and are properly localized
    • Test Matrix

New features and New Localization Testing

  • Goal: To test deeply new features delivered for a release. This area may overlap with other component specific testing other. In such case we are testing new deliveries with higher priority in scope of those particular areas.
    • New locales - ka_GE (Georgia), be_BY (Belarus), es_US (Spanish - USA) --> covered by other areas
    • Integration of Wenquan Zenhei font --> covered by fotn testing
    • Integration of libm17n and scim-m17n to OpenSolaris to finish the stack of SCIM --> tested by volunteers
    • New localization testing - Test Matrix

Keyboard Input

  • Goal: All national specific characters can be correctly inputed
    • it is possible to select keyboard layout / input method using IIIMF
    • Xserver configuration - keyboards map testing
    • Compose key testing
    • National keyboard input works correctly for different types of applications (gtk+, OpenOffice.org, Java, etc ..)
    • Test Matrix
    • Test Matrix2

Font Quality

  • *Main Goal: all national specific characters are correctly displayed with expected quality
    • Default fonts setting works for all locales and introduce required national specific support in proper quality
    • Closed fonts can be downloaded from extra repository and can be used after installation
    • Provided fonts are available and works correctly for different types of applications (gtk+, OpenOffice.org, Java, etc ..)
    • Test Matrix

Locale Data

  • Main Goal: All environmental variables are correctly set, locale is having correct locale data (date formating, currency, sorting etc ..)
    • Date and time is displayed correctly in GUI and text interfaces (date and cal commands, Clock applet ..)
    • sorting works as expected and does not have negative performance impact
    • checking locale data content against CLDR project
    • Test Matrix

Desktop I18n & L10n Sanity

  • Main Goal: Available applications are fully functional under different locales and localized (focusing on key applications e.g. Firefox/Thunderbird )
    • testing OpenSolaris Binary Distro specific components (Time slider, registration, system settings ...)
    • Gnome environment and gtk+ applications
    • Mozilla and email applications (Firefox, Thunderbird, Evolution ...)
    • OpenOffice.org
    • Test Matrix

User Based Scenarios

  • Main Goal: Kind of random/user based testing with just rough guidelines to simulate usual end user tasks all done under particular locale/language environment
    • Office work - creating and printing documents, emails, etc ..
    • Multimedia and Communication - playing audio&video, browsing, burning, instant messaging
    • Administration and Development - basic admin tasks, system settings and devtools sanity
    • Test Matrix

Delivered Fixes Verification* Main Goal: Assure all delivered fixes are verified in official builds

    • verify and close or reopen delivered bugs




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