🔗 Description
This test case ensures that
, the document viewer, operates correctly on a KDE Plasma desktop in Fedora. It includes launching the application, opening various document formats, using basic features like search and zoom, and ensuring proper closure of the application.
Okular
🔗 Setup
Install the latest pre-release version of Fedora on a bare metal system with KDE Plasma as the desktop environment. Ensure Okular is installed, which typically comes pre-installed in KDE.
🔗 How to test
- Start the KDE Plasma desktop and log in.
- Launch Okular from the application menu.
- Open a PDF document in Okular. If a PDF is not available, use any supported document format.
- Scroll through the document to ensure smooth rendering and navigation.
- Use the search function to find a specific word or phrase in the document.
- Zoom in and out of the document, verifying clarity and responsiveness.
- Annotate the document (if applicable) using tools like highlight, underline, or add notes.
- Close the document and then exit Okular using the File -> Exit option.
🔗 Expected Results
The following must be true for this to be a successful test run:
- Okular launches without any errors or delays.
- The document opens correctly, and all pages are rendered properly.
- Navigation through pages is smooth and without glitches.
- The search function works correctly, finding words or phrases accurately.
- Zoom functionality works smoothly, with text and images remaining clear.
- Annotation tools function as expected without causing crashes or data loss.
- Okular closes properly without system errors or crashes.
🔗 Optional
Optionally, test other features such as opening multiple documents in tabs, printing documents, and opening non-PDF formats to assess Okular's capabilities and stability under various usage scenarios.