This test will check that LXTerminal opens a new terminal window from a already open terminal window by right clicking on it
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- Open a terminal window, point your mouse cursor to it then press the right mouse button
- A pop-up menu appears
- Select "New Window"
- A new terminal window opens, inheriting the working directory from its parent terminal
- Close the terminal by clicking on the "X" of the window
- The terminal window closes
This test will check that LXTerminal opens a new terminal window from the menu bar of a already open terminal window
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- Click "File" on the menu bar
- A menu drops down
- Select "New Window"
- A new terminal window opens, inheriting the working directory from its parent terminal
- Close the terminal by clicking on the "X" of the window
- The terminal window closes
This test will check that LXTerminal opens a new terminal window with Ctrl+Shift+N keys
- Hit Ctrl+Shift+N keys
- A new terminal window opens, inheriting the working directory from its parent terminal
- Close the terminal by clicking on the "X" of the window
- The terminal window closes
This test will check that LXTerminal adds a new tabbed terminal to a terminal window by right clicking.
- Press the right mouse button within the terminal window
- A popup menu appears
- Select "New Tab"
- A new terminal tab opens, inheriting the working directory from the previously active terminal
This test will check that LXTerminal adds a new tabbed terminal to a terminal window from the menubar.
- Click on File on the menu bar
- A menu drops down
- Select "New Tab"
- A new terminal tab opens, inheriting the working directory from the previously active terminal
This test will check that basic terminal commands work in LXTerminal
- Type in sudo apt-get update and press Enter
- You are asked for [sudo] password for USER: (where USER is your user name)
- Enter your password and wait for the command to complete
- Command finishes and leaves you at an empty prompt
- Enter "ls -al"
- This should list all file in full in the home folder
- Press the up arrow on your keyboard
- The "ls -al" command you just entered appears
This test will check that LXTerminal changes the title of the currently displayed terminal from the menu bar
- In the menu bar, click on "Tabs", then on "Name Tab"
- Set Title dialog opens
- Type the title "qa-lubuntu" and click "OK"
- The terminal shows the name "qa-lubuntu"
This test will check that LXTerminal maximizes into full screen
- Hit F11 on your keyboard
- LXTerminal changes to full screen
- Hit F11 again
- LXTerminal changes back to window mode
This test will check that LXTerminal can change the appearance of the terminal
- In the menu bar, click on "Edit" and then "Preferences"
- A window opens, showing the style properties of the terminal
- Click on the name of the "Terminal Font"
- A window opens, showing the font properties
- Change the properties to Ubuntu Mono Regular 12. Click on "OK"
- The font properties window closes
- In the style properties window, click on "OK"
- The window closes. You now see the chosen font applied to the terminal
If all actions produce the expected results listed, please submit a 'passed' result.
If an action fails, or produces an unexpected result, please submit 'failed' and file a bug. Please be sure to include the bug number when you submit your result