[sct-hackers] building an open source testing community

[Danny R. F. <fa...@te...>]

I run a mailing list for software testers called swtest-discuss
(http://lists.topica.com/lists/swtest-discuss/).  There are a few people
there (including me) who are interested in talking about how people do
testing for open source projects.  I haven't yet found a community of
open source testers that cuts across multiple tools/applications. 
(Sorry if you've seen this announcement before - I'm casting a wide net.)

Maybe you've helped to test syscalltrack itself, or maybe you've used it 
to test an open source program.  If you're interested in sharing your 
experiences in testing open source software, please consider joining 
swtest-discuss, at least long enough to see if there's any interest in 
having an on-going forum on this topic.  If you do subscribe, please 
either send me a private email or introduce yourself to the list so we 
know you're there.

So far we have representatives from the Open Source Development Lab
(OSDL), the FitNesse project, JUnit, and the Perl community.  I think 
the OSDL would be especially interested in hearing from the syscalltrack 
folks if you haven't been in touch with them before.
-- 
Danny R. Faught
Tejas Software Consulting
http://tejasconsulting.com/