You can stick to basic open, edit, & save operations if you prefer, or go a bit deeper into scribus. The more testing we do, the more we are sure that it will work when released. But if the testing takes longer than 30 minutes, we have definitely gone too deep. It is better to aim for about half that.
Regarding the newer version, it is best to use the Debian Bug Tracking System to submit a wishlist bug (Severity: wishlist) for the new version: https://www.debian.org/Bugs/Reporting
Hi Set,
Here is the one for inkscape that Bart did last weekend: bazaar. launchpad. net/~ubuntu- testcase/ ubuntu- manual- tests/trunk/ view/head: /testcases/ packages/ Studio/ 1665_inkscape
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It ends up looking like this on the QA package tracker: packages. qa.ubuntu. com/qatracker/ testcases/ 1665/info
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You can stick to basic open, edit, & save operations if you prefer, or go a bit deeper into scribus. The more testing we do, the more we are sure that it will work when released. But if the testing takes longer than 30 minutes, we have definitely gone too deep. It is better to aim for about half that.
Regarding the newer version, it is best to use the Debian Bug Tracking System to submit a wishlist bug (Severity: wishlist) for the new version: /www.debian. org/Bugs/ Reporting
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Thanks for getting involved!!!