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Description
This test case ensures that the color-filesystem package is properly installed and that the required directories exist. The color-filesystem provides the basic directory layout for color management-related files.
Setup
- Install a fresh version of Fedora.
- Install
color-filesystem:sudo dnf install color-filesystem.
How to test
- Check if the color management directory is created:
ls /usr/share/color/. - Optionally, if you have any ICC profiles, you can try copying them to
/usr/share/color/icc/and ensure that there are no permission issues.
Expected Results
- The
/usr/share/color/directory should exist. - If you copied ICC profiles, they should be properly copied without errors.
Optional
For extended testing:
- Install additional color management software and ensure that they interact properly with the directories provided by
color-filesystem.