Text | The goal of this test case is to check that localization support is functional during the installation, that language packs are downloaded and installed correctly from the Internet and that the input methods for either Chinese, Japanese or Korean are working.
- Power up your machine and insert the install media
- Select ä¸æ(ç®ä½) (Simplified Chinese), ä¸æ(ç¹é«) (Traditional Chinese), æ¥æ¬èª (Japanese) or íêµì´ (Korean) as language and press Enter
- Select the Install FAMILY option (the second one from the top)
- In Simplified Chinese "å®è£
FAMILY (I)"
- In Traditional Chinese "å®è£ FAMILY"
- In Japanese "FAMILY ãã¤ã³ã¹ãã¼ã«"
- In Korean "ì°ë¶í¬ ì¤ì¹"
- Once Ubiquity starts click on Forward. (The installer should be localized from the first screen onwards)
- In Simplified Chinese "åè¿"
- In Traditional Chinese "åå"
- In Japanese "é²ã"
- In Korean "ë¤ì"
- Check if the language you selected is correct on the list and click Forward.
- In Simplified Chinese "åè¿"
- In Traditional Chinese "åå"
- In Japanese "é²ã"
- In Korean "ë¤ì"
- Select your timezone and click Forward.
- In Simplified Chinese "åè¿"
- In Traditional Chinese "åå"
- In Japanese "é²ã"
- In Korean "ë¤ì"
- Check if your keyboard layout is correct or alter and click Forward.
- In Simplified Chinese "åè¿"
- In Traditional Chinese "åå"
- In Japanese "é²ã"
- In Korean "ë¤ì"
- Select Erase and use the entire disk and click Forward.
- In Simplified Chinese "æ¸
空并使ç¨æ´ä¸ªç¡¬ç" (Erase and use the entire disk) and "åè¿" (Forward)
- In Traditional Chinese "æ¶é¤ä¸¦ä½¿ç¨æ´åç£ç¢" (Erase and use the entire disk) and "åå" (Forward)
- In Japanese "ãã£ã¹ã¯å
¨ä½ãåé¤ãã¦ãã使ç¨ãã" (Erase and use the entire disk) and "é²ã" (Forward)
- In Korean "ì´ì íí°ì
ì ìì íê³ ëì¤í¬ì 체를 ì¬ì©" (Erase and use the entire disk) and "ë¤ì" (Forward)
- Input your initial user details and password. /!\ Note admin can not be used. It is a dedicated Linux User.
- Tick Log in automatically and click on Forward.
- In Simplified Chinese "èªå¨ç»å½" (Log in automatically) and "åè¿" (Forward)
- In Traditional Chinese "èªåç»å
¥" (Log in automatically) and "åå" (Forward)
- In Japanese "èªåçã«ãã°ã¤ã³ãã" (Log in automatically) and "é²ã" (Forward)
- In Korean "ìëì¼ë¡ ë¡ê·¸ì¸" (Log in automatically) and "ë¤ì" (Forward)
- Check if the details are correct on the final page and click Install.
- In Simplified Chinese "å®è£
"
- In Traditional Chinese "å®è£"
- In Japanese "ã¤ã³ã¹ãã¼ã«"
- In Korean "ì¤ì¹"
- Check that the installer's slides are localized.
- Once the installer has finished choose to Restart the system now.
- Remove the disc and press Enter.
- Allow the machine to reboot.
- Verify that your system is localized. For any language, the system has to be fully localized. /!\ Note: the translation coverage of some languages might not be complete.
- Verify that the input method works correctly.
- Simplified Chinese:
- Open Applications > Accessories > gedit Text Editor (TODO: translations of menu entries in Simpl. Chinese)
- Click on the keyboard icon on the notification area and select Pinyin as the input method to switch to.
- Type renlei in the new gedit document and see if it turns out to be 人类
- Traditional Chinese:
- Open Applications > Accessories > gedit Text Editor (TODO: translations of menu entries in Trad. Chinese)
- Click on the keyboard icon on the notification area and select Chewing (é
·é³) as the input method to switch to.
- Type bp6xo4 in the new gedit document (or if you have a keyboard with Bopomofo, type ãã£ËããË), press Enter, and see if it turns out to be 人é¡
- Japanese:
- Open ã¢ããªã±ã¼ã·ã§ã³ > ã¢ã¯ã»ãµãª > ããã¹ãã¨ãã£ã¿
- Click on the keyboard icon on the notification area, select æ¥æ¬èª - Anthy as the input method to switch to.
- Type nihon in the new gedit document, press Enter and see if it turns out to be ã«ã»ã.
- Type nihon again, then press space and see if it turns out to be æ¥æ¬ or äºæ¬. Keep pressing space to cycle between the presented options, if necessary
- Korean:
- Open Applications > Accessories > gedit Text Editor (TODO: translations of menu entries in Korean)
- Click on the keyboard icon on the notification area and, select Hangul (íêµì´) and then han2 (m17n) as the input method to switch to.
- Type gks rmf in the new gedit document and see if it turns out to be í ê¸
- Check that the calendar shows the regional settings correctly.
If all actions produce the expected results listed, please submit a 'passed' result.
If an action fails, or produces an unexpected result, please submit a 'failed' result and file a bug. Please be sure to include the bug number when you submit your result.
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