Revision as of 12:33, 4 March 2011

Description

This test whether gnome-terminal individual profiles can be configured properly, adhering to the system color theme and custom themes.

Make sure you have gnome-terminal installed (In any case, you already shoud have): yum install gnome-terminal

Run gnome-terminal (Activities->Applications->Other->Terminal or by pressing Alt-F2 and typing gnome-terminal).
Open Profile Preferences: Edit->Profile Preferences.
On the General tab, uncheck "Use the system width font" and try changing the font.
On the Background tab choose "Transparent Background".
On the Colors tab uncheck "Use colors from system scheme" and select one of the built-in themes.
Exit the Preferences window, try moving the terminal window around and maximizing it.
Reopen Preferences window and set all settings back to default.

The font should properly change to the selected one.
When selected "Transparent Background", the background should became transparent to the underlying windows based on the selected percentage. It should remain transparent independently on the size of the terminal window or it's maximalization, and re-render underlying contents properly when moved.
After a change in color theme, the theme should change to desired one immediately.
Reverting the settings should disable background opacity and set the colors and font back on the system default.

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-{{admon/warning | In construction | This page is still in construction (I need to borrow a bluetooth phone somewhere to actually try this).}}
 {{QA/Test_Case
 |description=This test whether ''gnome-terminal'' individual profiles can be configured properly, adhering to the system color theme and custom themes.
 |setup= Make sure you have {{package|gnome-terminal}} installed (In any case, you already shoud have): <code>yum install gnome-terminal</code>
 |actions=
-# Run ''gnome-terminal'' (Activities->Applications->Other->Terminal or by pressing Alt-F2 and typing <code>gnome-terminal</code>).
+# Run ''gnome-terminal'' (Activities->Applications->Other->Terminal or by pressing Alt-F2 and typing {{command|gnome-terminal}}).
 # Open ''Profile Preferences'': Edit->Profile Preferences.
 # On the General tab, uncheck "Use the system width font" and try changing the font.