#InvoiceNinja are lucky that I'm basically married to their "source-available" SaaS at this point, and that I care enough about "encouraging them to remain somewhat open" to file a bunch of UX papercut bug reports… Reported 8 new ones here today: https://github.com/invoiceninja/ui/issues/created_by/nekohayo
I just hope this keeps them in the "openness has value" mindset. How many companies out there can count on SaaS clients like me doing free professional #QA for them in production, for what boils down to basic #UX bloopers?
We want to find bugs before our users do! So, since the release of 115 Supernova, we’ve been putting a much stronger focus on improving our automated testing.
Read all about it in this new blog from Staff Engineer Geoff Lankow:
I want to emphasize, this is NOT an April Fool's joke. It may come as a surprise, given I am the lead of @buddiesofbudgie, but I am just as interested in seeing adoption of Fedora and the greater Linux desktop increase. I firmly believe that Plasma as a default over GNOME Shell would be a net positive for the Linux ecosystem.
I hate #daylightsavingstime. I hate it so much. The week where #DST changes occur lets me find the weirdest of higgs-bugson and mandelbugs in #GNOMECalendar while doing #QA.
At least the majority of those issues have already been durably fixed for #GNOME 46 by @danigm's fantastic #TDD (unit-tests-backed) bufixes 😌
The video below is a fun little demonstration of my latest #LibreOffice Calc issue report: "The Formula and the Furious 24.2: Tooltip Drift", featuring Jason Statham driving full-speed through Wayland in a pimped up Ford Pinto while on cocaine. That flickering jank is quite something 😆️
@datarama@thomasfuchs I don’t know what industry experience you have, but an overabundance of #software out there is severely lacking in informal verification, let alone rigorous formal proofs.