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# Run a new Fedora shell by running `wsl.exe -d Fedora` (for WSL 2.4.4+), or `wsl.exe -d Fedora -u <username` (for WSL < 2.4.4) | # Run a new Fedora shell by running `wsl.exe -d Fedora` (for WSL 2.4.4+), or `wsl.exe -d Fedora -u <username` (for WSL < 2.4.4) | ||
# Verify your username is what you configured with `id -u` | # Verify your username is what you configured with `id -u` | ||
# Run `sudo su`, then `id -u` again to confirm you can assume root | # Run `sudo su`, then `id -u` again to confirm you can assume root | ||
# Install a text-based package such as `fastfetch` with `sudo dnf install fastfetch`, and run it | |||
# Install a Wayland-based app such as `foot` with `sudo dnf install foot`, and run it. It should create a new window with a shell prompt. Run a few commands, then `exit` or click the X in the window title to close it. | |||
|results= | |results= | ||
# Step 3 should return your default username | # Step 3 should return your default username | ||
# Step 4 should return `root` | # Step 4 should return `root` | ||
# Step 5 should succeed, and `fastfetch` should run without errors | |||
# Step 6 should open a new window with a shell prompt. | |||
}} | }} | ||
Revision as of 00:43, 3 February 2025
Description
This test case ensures that the default user has been created, and that it has been configured for sudo
How to test
- If you already have WSL running in Fedora,
exit - Run a new Fedora shell by running
wsl.exe -d Fedora(for WSL 2.4.4+), orwsl.exe -d Fedora -u <username(for WSL < 2.4.4) - Verify your username is what you configured with
id -u - Run
sudo su, thenid -uagain to confirm you can assume root - Install a text-based package such as
fastfetchwithsudo dnf install fastfetch, and run it - Install a Wayland-based app such as
footwithsudo dnf install foot, and run it. It should create a new window with a shell prompt. Run a few commands, thenexitor click the X in the window title to close it.
Expected Results
- Step 3 should return your default username
- Step 4 should return
root - Step 5 should succeed, and
fastfetchshould run without errors - Step 6 should open a new window with a shell prompt.
