Test box tagged [dr-asus]

[Nikolay Sivov]

Hi.

Does anyone no whose box is it (dr-asus)? It has some (actually always 
10) test failures for ListView and
I think it's possible to find a cause. Same failures on 2k and XP actually.

I'd like to contact owner for testing some patches.

Thanks.

[Paul Vriens]

Nikolay Sivov wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Does anyone no whose box is it (dr-asus)? It has some (actually always 
> 10) test failures for ListView and
> I think it's possible to find a cause. Same failures on 2k and XP actually.
>
> I'd like to contact owner for testing some patches.
>
> Thanks.

Hi,

I think it's Detlef's.

[Francois Gouget]

On Sat, 6 Jun 2009, Nikolay Sivov wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Does anyone no whose box is it (dr-asus)? It has some (actually always 10)
> test failures for ListView and
> I think it's possible to find a cause. Same failures on 2k and XP actually.
>
> I'd like to contact owner for testing some patches.

Winetest should have an email field (optional) to make contacting the 
tester easier. That and also a description field (bug 13027) so one can 
give a proper description of the setup the tests are running on (e.g. 
locale, running in vmware or not, etc).

[David Gerard]

2009/6/7 Francois Gouget :
> Winetest should have an email field (optional) to make contacting the
> tester easier. That and also a description field (bug 13027) so one can
> give a proper description of the setup the tests are running on (e.g.
> locale, running in vmware or not, etc).

+1

I'd expect most people running the tests would be happy to give more
detail as needed, as that would help Wine run better on their stuff!

- d.

[John Klehm]

> 2009/6/7 Francois Gouget :
> > Winetest should have an email field (optional) to make contacting the
> > tester easier. That and also a description field (bug 13027) so one can
> > give a proper description of the setup the tests are running on (e.g.
> > locale, running in vmware or not, etc).

I'd agree but only to the extent of things which can't be reliably
automatically detected.

A google search listed a way to detect virtual pc and vmware [1].
Another search gave the impression that locale could be determined
from using GetUserDefaultLangID or GetUserDefaultUILanguage.

Best,
--John

[1] http://www.codegurus.be/codegurus/Programming/virtualpc&vmware_en.htm