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Thanks Clem

Summary:

- Print to PDF prints to ~PDF, instead of ~

- Fix the main menu's icon, which is cut at the top and at the bottom.

- Remove the Xfce splash screen.

- Add the getdeb key

- Add an icon to clipman in the menu

- Remove mintWelcome from the menu

- Remove "About Xfce" from the menu, or change its content to remove the references to Xubuntu.

- If possible, use a sound applet which lets the user modify the sound volume directly from it.

- Replace mint4win with version from Main edition and make sure lupin packages are installed.

- Fix or remove human-blue theme.

- Check that DVD navigation is working properly.

- Change ISO label to "Linux Mint 9 Xfce" or "Linux Mint 9 Xfce 64-bit"

- Change isolinux title to "Welcome to Linux Mint 9 Xfce 64-bit"

- Remove "xfce64" in isolinux labels

- aptitude unmarkauto ~M

- Remove references to "Xfce64" in info files.. Grub title and description should be "Linux Mint 9 Xfce". These changes should also be reflected automatically in /etc/lsb-release, /etc/issue and /etc/issue.net

@mmesantos: pass

For the: KDE: no predefined phonon/pulse interfaces test since it does not apply to this Build do I pass it or leave it untested?

Ok re-ran apt search ~c and apt search ~M

apt search ~c returned nothing.

apt search ~M returned this:

" apt search ~M
i A gnome-user-share                - User level public file sharing via WebDAV
i A obexd-client                    - D-Bus OBEX client "

Failed Test.

Sorry for the mixup.

Ok Exaile does have a Jamendo plugin,

After some hacking I got it to work.

I'll make a patch for my exaile debian package.

That's the icon it shows in Xubuntu for the system tray too.

Additional notes: This only applies to Amarok (in KDE) or Rhythmbox (in Gnome).

These plugins aren't in exaile.

It displays Ubuntu int the main edition too.

The commands are apt search ~c and apt search ~M.(you are missing the space between search and ~)

After install at first boot in notification area when jocky opton shows to install hardware driver there is no icon for jockey-gtk just show black box for missing icon. Same issue in LiveCD session.

Unable to enable  Jamendo plugin and did not see plugin for Magnatune.

Failed Test.

Getdeb key Failure, getdeb key not showing when command sudo apt-key list is used in termnial. Relults from command:

" /etc/apt/trusted.gpg
--------------------
pub   1024D/437D05B5 2004-09-12
uid                  Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com>
sub   2048g/79164387 2004-09-12

pub   1024D/FBB75451 2004-12-30
uid                  Ubuntu CD Image Automatic Signing Key <cdimage@ubuntu.com>

pub   1024D/0FF405B2 2009-04-29
uid                  Clement Lefebvre (Linux Mint Package Repository v1) <root@linuxmint.com>
sub   2048g/0F346519 2009-04-29

pub   1024D/0C5A2783 2006-11-23
uid                  Medibuntu Packaging Team <admin@lists.medibuntu.org>
uid                  The Medibuntu Team <medibuntu@sos-sts.com>
sub   2048g/16C7105A 2006-11-23 "

Failed Test.

ISO Linux Otion Test: Past Test but a side note when I chose Start Linux Mint Xfce64 Compatability Mode it booted fine but got message: Ubuntu is running in low-graphics mode.

The message is not the lssue but the fact that it mentions Ubuntu and not Linux Mint may be one, I was not sure but since Ubuntu was named and not Mint I wanted to verify if this was normal. Please let me know for future reference so if it is normal I will not bring it up again in future testing. Thank you.

Print to PDF created PDF folder and saved PDF in that folder.

Failed Test.

Darn more bugs than I thought.

Guess that's what happens when you rebuild the entire Live CD the day before uploading it.

I use CD-RWs and DVD-RWs.

Have had them for a year and they still work.

- The menu icon is over 700x700 and is trying to be 24x24? Replaced it with the 48x48 and it looks fine.

- I'll try again but I think this will have to stay that way. - I'll remove the splash screen then.

- It's stupid as the clipman app doesn't provide an icon and tries to use a plugin icon that's not installed.

- I like it in the menu since some people may want to run it again.(less terminal)

- You have to have a scroll wheel on your mouse to do it.(hover over it and scroll up or down) I don't know why they haven't made it easier for people without a scroll wheel.(other than the volume buttons on laptops)

- It's programed into the app and has always been there since the first release.

- Couldn't load the site today to get the command.(Well it loads now)

I used Xfce64 since that's what KDE 64 bit used.

I also like having the info 64 bit in Grub.

This makes it easier to tell which one I'm selecting

This Comment section doesn't work in Google Chrome.

I ran out of blank CDs (would you believe)... I'll continue testing the ISOs tomorrow.

- Main menu's icon is cut at the top and at the bottom

- Xfce splash screen isn't very nice looking. It would be better without it.

- In the menu, clipman's got no icon

- mintWelcome should not be present in the menu

- mixer applet doesn't let you modify the sound directly... not very convenient

- In menu, "about xfce" refers to Xubuntu.

- Print to PDF prints to ~PDF, instead of ~

Still testing, but so far:

- ISO label is "Linux Mint 9 Xfce64", should be "Linux Mint 9", "Linux Mint 9 Xfce", or "Linux Mint 9 Xfce 64-bit"

- isolinux title should be "Welcome to Linux Mint 9 Xfce 64-bit"

- remove "xfce64" in isolinux labels

- gnome-user-share and obexd-client are marked as auto-installed (need to run aptitude unmarkauto ~M)

- getdeb key is missing (repos should be disabled, but key should be set up nonetheless)

- Remove references to "Xfce64" in info files.. Grub title and description can be "Linux Mint 9 Xfce". These changes should also be reflected automatically in /etc/lsb-release, /etc/issue and /etc/issue.net

Notes:

- It's quite a surprise to see this edition in 64-bit.