RE: about the xserver used for xts5
"Wichmann, Mats D" <[email protected]>
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>> and include our >> own copy of Xvfb with the testsuite (that's >> something that already came up when people had >> trouble over the backing-store issue). > >Yuck. It's not part of the test suite. It's a target to which we point >the test suite. Building Xvfb is really not that difficult to build >(certainly not when compared to building gcc or glibc, etc), >and the patches required recently have not been that difficult. >I find it hard to believe that anyone has a problem with shipping >a program that is configured to work properly. oh, Stuart... of course long-term, nobody has a problem with it, but it did cause some short-term grief as people didn't want to change an already frozen (perhaps even shipping) product. >It would make more sense to provide Xvfb via the appbat. I think we do >this for some other things like expact already don't we? Yes, that's a possible approach too. We're not currently using expect but it would make life a lot easier if we did for the interview in lsb-runtime-test (right now you have to type in the root password about a dozen times during the test setup), and we do use the appbat python for running the qmtest harness.