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This was the only option to use the 'scope' feature, and in 0.5.14 it was available in system and runner options, but not games. This fix restores that behavior. The trick is to pass the config_level through to the various option boxes, not just the config_section. The first is which dialog you are in (roughly) and the second is which tab. |
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Manual test suite
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These steps must be followed and succeed for each new release of Lutris.
It is advised to run these tests on a clean system (a 2nd computer or a dual
boot should be helpful here).
Supported systems:
The tests should be run on any of these systems (32 or 64bit):
- Ubuntu LTS and current
- OpenSUSE current
- Fedora current
- Debian testing or sid (stable isn't supported officially)
- Archlinux
Any other distrution is good but is not a requirement.
0. Take note of your testing config
Write down the following:
- date of the day
- operating system + architecture
- amounts of RAM
- CPU model
- Model of GPU + amount of video RAM
1. Wipe/backup any trace of Lutris and runners.
* Move lutris settings.
mv ~/.config/lutris ~/.config/lutris.bak
mv ~/.cache/lutris ~/.cache/lutris.bak
mv ~/.local/share/lutris ~/.local/share/lutris.bak
* Remove any runner globally installed.
sudo apt-get remove wine
sudo apt-get remove steam
* Create an empty folder to put your games in.
mkdir ~/games-testing
2. Get and install lutris
* Fetch the code
git clone https://github.com/lutris/lutris
cd lutris
option 1: install with python
sudo python setup.py install
option 2: package and install the .deb/.rpm (better)
# This step will require you to have the required packaging tools
make build-all
Scenario 1: Launching Lutris
- You can find a lutris icon in your menu/launcher (Unity dash, GS launcher,
XFCE main menu, ...) in the games category
- When clicking the interface loads with no complains
- After the UI has been opened, there should be ~/.config/lutris,
~/.cache/lutris and ~/.local/share/lutris directories
Scenario 2: Installing teeworlds from the website (64bit only ATM)
- Using Chrome or Chromium open http://lutris.net/games/teeworlds/
- Click the install button
- The lutris installer dialog should open and the install process can begin
- Follow the install process and click "Play"
- The game should launch
- Close the game and open lutris
- Teeworlds should have an icon