First of all, I'm blond but I do have a Bsc. of Computer Science.
I'm yearning to contribute to the SC7 (or 8) development team to act as a (blond) tester.
Is this welcomed at all?
Do I just install the "Unstable" version and yabber here about my (mis-)happs or do you want me to post an honest, yet succinct, yet complete bug report on bugs.slimdevices.com?
(Btw. I'm looking for a job....)
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Thread: Unstable testers
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2008-12-03, 13:52 #1Senior Member
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Unstable testers
Ripping: EAC (free and great)
Squeezebox Server 7.7.2 - r33893 / Arch64
Squeezebox Classic, Quad 303 (where can I get new caps?) + two Quad ESL 57
Squeezebox Touch, Denon AVR 1912 (Pure Direct) + two CM8 + two CM1 + CMC
Squeezebox Radio White
last.fm, SoS, linn
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2008-12-03, 14:38 #2formerly known as Fletch
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IMO, it's generally best to do some of both. If you find something that just seems weird, confusing, incomplete, etc, it's probably best to post in the beta forum first. For anything that's obviously broken, just file a bug.
Originally Posted by th00ht
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2008-12-03, 14:59 #3Senior Member
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...and always search the bugs database to see if it's already been reported before posting a new bug
If you post a duplicate bug, it will get marked as a dupe and closed, but sometimes there is useful diagnostic info in your bug report. It's much better to add info to an existing bug report, if you can find one.
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