Project Bluefin is Helping Prove That Dark Factories Work for Operating Systems

Project Bluefin is Helping Prove That Dark Factories Work for Operating Systems
90s zine collage showing a fire truck crossed out with a red X next to a building inspector clipboard with green checkmarks and the GNOME foot logo, representing the shift from reactive bug reporting to automated desktop testing

Six years ago, I wrote about the good, better, best approach to Linux quality when evaluating container images. The same framework applies to desktop Linux distributions – maybe even more so, because desktops have a GUI that’s notoriously hard to test automatically. Here’s what I wrote: Good: Use a bug tracker and collect problems as