GUI testing using YARF | Ubuntu Summit 25.10 | Lightning talk @UbuntuOS
GUI testing using YARF | Ubuntu Summit 25.10 | Lightning talk  @UbuntuOS
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What do Ubuntu Engineers use to test things?
In this talk, Tim Anderrson provides a closer look at YARF, a new internal tool used in Ubuntu Engineering for testing the desktop installer alongside other desktop applications. Tim shares a bit about how YARF works, what the Ubuntu Engineering team plan to use it for from an overarching perspective, and how they plan to integrate this tool with the community.

About Tim
Tim Anderrson is a member of the Ubuntu Release Management team with a focus on testing, specifically within Ubuntu Desktop.

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