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About mir-test-tools
mir-test-tools
Mir test scripts and applications
Once installed the tests can be run in two modes: 1. As an application on an X11 supporting desktop: $ mir-test-tools. 2. As "owner" of a virtual terminal: $ sudo mir-test-tools. `mir-test-tools.smoke-test` runs each of the example clients and reports any that fail, covers both s/w and GL rendering clients `mir-test-tools.performance-test` runs the Mir performance tests and reports if any fail…
- Price
- Free
- Made by
- Alan Griffiths
- Category
- Developer Tools
- Website
- mir-server.io



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