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| == Ubuntu Upstream Relations == | In Ubuntu it's important to us to have a good relationship with our Upstream projects and an efficient workflow we both benefit from. |
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| These pages will outline work we do in Ubuntu to liase with upstreams such as GNOME, KDE, X.org, and Debian. This is a work in progress and one of my goals for Karmic is to make this section be useful, if you want to help contact me directly. -- [[LaunchpadHome:jorge]] <<DateTime(2009-06-22T14:13:28-0628)>> (I'm going to break this page up into sections.) | The Upstream namespace on the wiki is all about: * best practices for collaboration between Ubuntu and Upstream * giving Upstreams better visibility into what's happening in Ubuntu * recommendations for engaging and working with an Upstream project |
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| === Projects === | = General Links = * [[UbuntuDevelopment|Overview]] of Ubuntu Development * Our relationship with [[Debian|Debian]]. * [[ReleaseSchedule|Our release schedule]], including freezes and milestones. * Our [[StableReleaseUpdates|Stable Release Policy]] - this is information handy if you have a fix that you would like to see shipped in a current stable release. * Our [[SecurityTeam/Policies|security policies]] - Security Team [[SecurityTeam/Contacts|contact information]] * [[Bugs|How we deal with bug reports]] * [[Bugs/Upstream|Bugs and upstream]] * [[https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+upstreamreport|Ubuntu Upstream Report]] - Low hanging fruit for bugs you might have fixed that we haven't applied yet. * [[TranslatingUbuntu/UpstreamProjects|Upstream and translations]] |
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| * "So you want to be in Ubuntu?" - a guide for upstreams on how Ubuntu works and what they need to do to get on the road to collaborate with Ubuntu on their package. * [[UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages]] explains hwo to submit a new package or how to find somebody to package it. === Todo === |
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| Pages and resources from around the wiki that we should clean up and perhaps consider putting in this namespace: | = Knowledge Base = * '''[[Upstream/Adopt|Adopt an Upstream]] - if you are highly interested in some Upstream project and want work with them to improve it in Ubuntu''' - this is a good starting point if you want to start going through bugs. * [[Upstream/AdoptingTemplate|Template]] to adopt a project. * [[UpstreamGuide|How you as an Upstream project can make your Ubuntu packager's life easier]] |
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| * [[UpstreamGuide|Upstream Guide]] - Ubuntu Developer tips for working with upstreams. * [[Debian]] is a crucial upstream to us |
In Ubuntu it's important to us to have a good relationship with our Upstream projects and an efficient workflow we both benefit from.
The Upstream namespace on the wiki is all about:
- best practices for collaboration between Ubuntu and Upstream
- giving Upstreams better visibility into what's happening in Ubuntu
- recommendations for engaging and working with an Upstream project
General Links
Overview of Ubuntu Development
Our relationship with Debian.
Our release schedule, including freezes and milestones.
Our Stable Release Policy - this is information handy if you have a fix that you would like to see shipped in a current stable release.
Our security policies - Security Team contact information
Ubuntu Upstream Report - Low hanging fruit for bugs you might have fixed that we haven't applied yet.
Knowledge Base
Adopt an Upstream - if you are highly interested in some Upstream project and want work with them to improve it in Ubuntu - this is a good starting point if you want to start going through bugs.
Template to adopt a project.
How you as an Upstream project can make your Ubuntu packager's life easier
Upstream (last edited 2017-11-27 15:47:17 by bryanquigley)