This test will check that basic terminal commands work in Gnome Terminal
- Open the Terminal application
- 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 folder you are currently in
- Press the up arrow on your keyboard
- Does the ls -al command you just entered appear?
This test will check that terminal colors and zoom level can be changed
- Open the Terminal application
- Click on "Edit", select "Profile Preferences", select "Colors" tab and uncheck "Use colors from system theme" checkbox
- Using the options contained in the "Colors" tab modify the "Text and Background Color" section, choosing some non-default colors or a different color scheme
- The colors in your terminal match your modifications
- Change the Zoom Level using the key combination "Ctrl++" and "Ctrl+-"
- Did the zoom level change in terminal?
This test will check that terminal coloring is active
- Open the Terminal application
- Type "touch text1.txt"
- type "ls"
- Remember the color of "text1.txt"
- Type "chmod 777 text1.txt"
- Type "ls"
- Has the color of "text1.txt" changed?
This test will check that the terminal tab launches successfully
- Open the Terminal application
- Press "Ctrl+Alt+T"
- Is an instance of gnome-terminal with the title 'user@hostname: ~' opened, with the current directory set to the users home directory?
This test will check that the terminal full screen mode works
- Open the Terminal application
- From the main menu select 'View > Full Screen...'
- Terminal goes into full screen mode
- Press right click in terminal, from drop-down menu press "Leave Full Screen" option
- Terminal returns to the previous windowed state
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
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