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Description

This tests whether the Wine (Windows compatibility layer) is able to properly run basic windows applications in the Fedora 15 environment.

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 {{QA/Test_Case
-|description=This tests the visuals of applications written using non-gtk toolkits as they run with GNOME 3.
+|description=This tests whether the '''Wine''' (Windows compatibility layer) is able to properly run basic windows applications in the Fedora 15 environment.
 |setup=
-# Install example applications written using QT4, Swing and WxWidgets toolkits. From the root console run:
+# Make sure that you have '''Wine''' installed:<code>yum install wine</code>
-<code>yum install speedcrunch freemind filezilla</code>
-{{admon/note | Note | Please feel free to try any other programs you know are using the fore-mentioned toolkits instead.}}
 |actions=
-# By going Activites->Applications->Speedcrunch or in terminal run <code>speedcrunch</code>
+# In terminal or after pressing Alt-F2 type command <code>wine notepad</code>
-# Go through the menus, try to invoke e.g. ''Preferences'' or an ''About'' window.
+## Notepad
-# Run and do the same for <code>freemind</code> and <code>filezilla</code>
 |results=
-# Visuals of all applications should be adjusted to the current Gnome theme and should look and feel native.
-# Swing (freemind) applications are expected to have more limited looks, but should still adhere to the general GUI theme.
 }}
 [[Category:GNOME3_acceptance_test_cases]]