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Specific Triaging workflows
These are some Ubuntu teams which handle their own bugs, you may want to check their pages to find out more about specific details of the team's policy or anything else which is relevant.
Team |
Page |
Mailing list |
IRC channel |
general |
#ubuntu-bugs |
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["DesktopTeam/Bugs"] |
#ubuntu-desktop |
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Kubuntu |
["HelpingKubuntu"] |
#kubuntu-devel |
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["MOTU"] |
#ubuntu-motu |
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["Documentation"] |
#ubuntu-doc |
Launchpad Teams in General
You can browse for [https://launchpad.net/people teams], but here's a small overview of some useful ones.
Team |
Packages they take care of |
desktop-bugs |
the GNOME landscape in main |
ubuntu-x-swat |
xorg |
ubuntu-kernel-team |
the Kernel |
kubuntu-team |
KDE and Kubuntu |
ubuntu-security |
Security team for main |
motu |
Universe and Multiverse |
mono |
Mono Team |
ubuntu-installer |
Installer (both d-i and ubiquity) |
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Assigning to teams
Where an appropriate team exists for handling this class of bug, subscribe the team as you go. Where a package is clearly associated with a particular team, the team will often be registered as a bug contact, and so automatically subscribed. Some common cases which aren't usually handled automatically:
Laptop-specific bugs |
ubuntu-laptop |
CJK-related bugs |
ubuntu-cjk-testers |
ACPI-related bugs |
acpi-bugzilla |
Printing-related bugs |
ubuntu-printing |
Accessibility bugs |
accessibility |
Package archive requests and bugs |
ubuntu-archive |
Server-related bugs |
ubuntu-server |
Security-related bugs |
ubuntu-security |
X-related bugs |
ubuntu-x-swat |
Xubuntu bugs |
xubuntu-team |
Kubuntu bugs |
kubuntu-team |
Edubuntu bugs |
edubuntu-team |
Wherever there is at least one person taking responsibility for a class of bugs, we should create a team for that class in order to allow others to join and easily participate in the subset of bugs which interests them.
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