Hi, I want to have a look at GUI testing for Gnome3 and came across Mago. After installing a fresh, vanilla Ubuntu 11.10 into a VirtualBox VM and waiting for the updates to finish, I did the steps below (can someone confirm that they are sufficient?) but received a rather large list on warnings from mago (see attachements). Is this normal? Is it normal for the most simple test to take 20 seconds? Do you have any other suggestions for GUI testing in Gnome3/Ubuntu? Ultimately, I want to do some performance testing by having a test script pick the lower right corner of my app window and simulate a circular mouse movement while measuring how often my widgets manages to re-render (ie. how long it takes) while moving the mouse around. Do you think that will be possible? Thanks Christian sudo apt-get -y install dconf-tools sudo apt-get -y install python-testtools bzr ldtp python-ldtp python-nose python-xlib python-imaging gconftool-2 --set --type bool /desktop/gnome/interface/accessibility true gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface toolkit-accessibility true reboot mkdir ~/workspace cd ~/workspace bzr branch lp:mago cd mago ./bin/mago tests/test_minimal.py > test_minimal.out 2>&1 ./bin/mago tests/test_about.py > test_about.out 2>&1
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