[22:34] <RPiAwesomeness> I'm curious about getting started with the Ubuntu Quality team, and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions/pointers on what to do.
[22:34] <RPiAwesomeness> I've already subscribed to the mailing list & have my Launchpad up and running, Code of Conduct signed.
[22:35] <RPiAwesomeness> I'd *like* to help with development, but I really only know Python to any extent. I've dabbled in ASM and am actively learning C++.
[22:52] <ianorlin> RPiAwesomeness: have you read the wiki that provides an introduction and there are many python packages in the repos
[23:02] <RPiAwesomeness> ianorlin: I've looked at it a bit. I was just curious if anyone had suggestions as to what I should look into with my limited experience.
[23:02] <RPiAwesomeness> eg, if I should try Triage as opposed to development.
[23:02] <ianorlin> or just try reporting bugs
[23:03] <ianorlin> I think it says everyone should try being a tester at one point
[23:38] <RPiAwesomeness> On the QATeam it says to put yourself on the Hardware page. I've got that up, but can't figure out to edit the table :P