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Revision as of 01:44, 13 February 2009
Description
This test case checks whether Xfce Settings Manager's Appearance applet works correctly.
How to test
- Install Fedora (this test can apply to multiple versions of Fedora and Xfce; if you are doing this test independently, pick one you are interested in, otherwise install the ones being used in the event you are taking part in)
- Install Xfce: yum install @XFCE
- Log in to Xfce
- Run the Settings Manager: Fedora menu -> Settings -> Xfce 4 Settings Manager
- Run the Appearance applet: click Appearance
- On the Style tab, try switching to various styles
- On the Icons tab, try switching to various icon sets
- On the Fonts tab, try changing the default font and size
- On the Fonts tab, try various anti-aliasing and hinting settings
- On the Settings tab, try changing each option
Expected Results
- Changing styles should work without artifacts and take effect immediately in all applications
- Changing icon sets should work without artifacts and take effect immediately in all applications
- Changing fonts should work without artifacts and take effect immediately in all applications
- Changing font anti-aliasing and hinting settings should work and take effect immediately in all native GTK+ applications
- Changing the settings in the Settings tab should work as described and take effect immediately