Wanted: Linux desktop users for Adobe Air testing
February 22, 2008 by Clair Ching
Filed under Announcements
If you’re developing Adobe Air apps, you could try volunteering as a tester for Adobe Air on Linux. To be part of the pool of testers, just answer the questions below and send your answers to helptesterairlinux at adobe dot com:
1. Are you comfortable working with prerelease software that is not yet feature complete?
2. Will you be able to submit bug reports on issues that you find back to our development team?
3. How many hours a week can you spend testing on Linux?
4. What is the primary distribution of Linux that you’re using? If you are using more than one distribution, please list.
5. Will you be developing applications on your Linux machine (as opposed to writing on Windows and testing the applications on Linux)?
6. What other operating system are you using, if any (Mac, Windows)? Can you compare the behavior of AIR for Linux with AIR for Windows and AIR for Mac OS?
7. Are you working on an AIR application today? If so, please describe.
8. Are you primarily a Flash, Flex or JavaScript developer?
9. What is your name, company name and email address?
Information from James Ward’s blog.
