Alpha testing means trying an early build before everyone gets it, and telling us what works and what does not. Anyone with one of the supported devices can join as a volunteer - no experience needed, no login. You do not test everything: pick your device and we hand you one small task of about ten minutes, the part that needs testing most. Take another one when you like.
Pick your device
Raspberry Pi 4 / 400 (32-bit and 64-bit)
11 sections in all, about 101 minutes.
Give me a task (~10 min)Your task is kept for you in this browser for a while; if you do not send it by then it goes back to the pool.
Something went wrong?
Tell us even if you are not following a plan. It takes about five minutes, and a log file from the console helps a lot.
What happens to your report
Each report gets an id. We read it, try to repeat it on the newest build, and only then call it a bug and fix it.
A bug is something that should work and does not. An idea is something you would like it to do - ideas are welcome, they are kept on a "User ideas" list and read when we plan the next release.
You can look up your report by its id on the status page.
Your data
What you send is stored on the project's server, read only by the project's maintainers, and used to fix problems and plan the next release. Contact details are optional and used only to ask about your report. Logs are kept only to investigate the report.
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