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# Go to: <tt>Activities->Applications</tt> and click on ''Automatic Bug Reporting Tool'', or run `abrt-gui` in terminal. | # Go to: <tt>Activities -> Applications</tt> and click on ''Automatic Bug Reporting Tool'', or run `abrt-gui` in terminal. | ||
# In the main window you should see a list of previously detected crashes | # In the main window you should see a list of previously detected crashes | ||
#* Select some crash | #* Select some crash | ||
# Look for the | # Look for the icon - the ABRT logo - in the task list or overview | ||
# Go to <tt>Edit -> Event configuration</tt> | # Go to <tt>Edit -> Event configuration</tt> | ||
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Revision as of 12:31, 1 April 2011
Description
This test case tests the basic functionality of the ABRT GUI.
How to test
- Go to: Activities -> Applications and click on Automatic Bug Reporting Tool, or run
abrt-guiin terminal. - In the main window you should see a list of previously detected crashes
- Select some crash
- Look for the icon - the ABRT logo - in the task list or overview
- Go to Edit -> Event configuration
Expected Results
abrt-guishould run without crashing- Information about a crash should appear right after clicking "Open" in main window
- The ABRT window should have a proper icon in task bar or GNOME Shell
- Plugins window should let you see and configure plugins