Barry I think adding your input and insights to this page would be
wonderful:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/DevelopmentInstall
A subpage works too if it gets too long. Take a crack at it!
Nicholas
On 10/23/2013 04:10 PM, Barry Drake wrote:
On 23/10/13 20:59, Nicholas Skaggs wrote:
So in general it seems like folks would rather have a well written
wiki tutorial + video as opposed to a session? I like the idea,
certainly. We don't HAVE to do sessions. Put another way I would
rather newcomers had everything they needed instantly availible on
the wiki. Video links as needed, and written tutorials, etc.
I don't want to do sessions, but would quite like to offer a wiki page
on my method of testing. Briefly: I get the earliest possible testing
release and install this. I have three hard-drives on a pc. Two of
them are used for the current version and the testing version arranged
to dual-boot. The third drive is a large storage drive for backups
and for old data. I boot into the testing version and do all my work
on that. When it breaks catastrophically (at least once per cycle) I
simply re-install and use the current stable version until I have it
up and running again. All data is synchronised so I have few problems.
Doing it this way means far more live testing of each release and it
is fascinating to watch the release develop.
Where do I put such a wiki page please?
Regards, Barry.
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