QA:Fedora 13 l10n Results Template

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Fedora L10N QA (Template)

Most of the steps described here are command-line driven, this means they are language independent and should work on whatever locale you are testing.

If you are running Fedora on a different language than the one you are testing you can issue the commands using the following model: "LANG=lang_code command" - For instance: "LANG=pt_BR system-config-printer"

Key

Please use the following format when posting results to this page

Example	Explanation	Wiki text
none	Untested	`{{result\|none}}`
pass USERNAME	Indicates a test that has passed	`{{result\|pass\|USERNAME}}`
inprogress USERNAME	Indicates a test currently assigned and inprogress	`{{result\|inprogress\|USERNAME}}`
warn USERNAME	Indicates a test that needs further review	`{{result\|warn\|USERNAME}}`
fail USERNAME	Indicates a failed test ... see Comment/Bug(s) for details	`{{result\|fail\|USERNAME}}`

Test Matrix

Please add your bug and link it to the tracker bug (FIXME -- add a link to the appropriate tracker bug).

Package	Steps	Comment
`anaconda`	Issue command `liveinst`	Perform this first to install onto hard drive.
`abrt`	Issue command `abrt-gui`
`authconfig`	Issue command `authconfig`
`chkconfig`	Issue command `chkconfig`
`comps`	n/a (this can be checked through anaconda test using the install media)
`desktop-backgrounds`	Go to System -> Settings -> Appearance
`desktop-effects`	Issue command `desktop-effects`
`firstboot`	As root ("su -" or "sudo"), issue command `firstboot`
`hwbrowser`	Issue command `hwbrowser`
`im-chooser`	issue command `im-chooser`
`initscripts`	This can be checked by pressing `Esc` during system boot-up
`kexec-tools`
`libuser`
`multimedia-menus`	go to Application -> Sound & Video -> Output Generation
`policycoreutils`	Issue command `system-config-selinux` and `selinux-polgengui`
`pykickstart`
`python-meh`
`readahead`
`redhat-menus`	check desktop menu
`setroubleshoot`	issue command `sealert -b`
`setuptool`	issue command `setup`
`smolt`	Issue command `smoltGui` and as root, issue command `firstboot` and check the section of 'Hardware Profile'
`smoon`
`sos`	become root using either `su -` or `sudo`), issue command `sosreport`
`switchdesk`	switchdesk
`system-config-audit`	issue command `system-config-audit`
`system-config-bind`	issue command `system-config-bind`
`system-config-boot`	issue command `system-config-boot`
`system-config-date`	issue command `system-config-date`
`system-config-display`	issue command `system-config-display`
`system-config-firewall`	issue command `system-config-firewall`
`system-config-httpd`	issue command `system-config-httpd`
`system-config-kdump`	issue command `system-config-kdump`
`system-config-keyboard`	issue command `system-config-keyboard`
`system-config-kickstart`	issue command `system-config-kickstart`
`system-config-language`	issue command `system-config-language`
`system-config-lvm`	issue command `system-config-lvm`
`system-config-netboot`	issue command `system-config-netboot`
`system-config-network`	issue command `system-config-network`
`system-config-nfs`	issue command `system-config-nfs`
`system-config-printer`	issue command `system-config-printer`
`system-config-rootpassword`	issue command `system-config-rootpassword`
`system-config-samba`	issue command `system-config-samba`
`system-config-services`	issue command `system-config-services`
`system-config-users`	issue command `system-config-users`
`system-switch-java`	issue command `system-switch-java`
`system-switch-mail`	become root using either `su -` or `sudo`, issue command `system-switch-mail`
`usermode`	become root using either (`su -` or `sudo`), issue command `usermode`