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ports.ubuntu.com

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Apache/2.4.18 (Ubuntu) Server at ports.ubuntu.com Port 80.

popcon.ubuntu.com

Ubuntu Popularity Contest

The popularity contest project is an attempt to map the usage of Ubuntu packages. This site publishes the statistics gathered from report send by users of the popularity-contest package. This package sends the list of packages installed and the access time of relevant files to the server weekly. Every day the server anonymizes the results and publishes this survey. For more information, read the README. To participate in this survey, install the popularity-contest. Statistics for sections sorted by fields.

planet.ubuntu.com

Planet Ubuntu

April 13, 2018. SCaLE16x with Ubuntu, CI/CD and more! Elizabeth K. Joseph. Last month I made my way down to Pasadena for one of my favorite conferences of the year, the Southern California Linux Expo. Like most years, I split my time between Ubuntu and stuff I was working on for my day job. This year that meant doing two talks and attending UbuCon on Thursday and half of Friday. As with past years, UbuCon at SCALE. UbuCon group photo courtesy of Nathan Haines ( source. The booths the team put together no...

patches.ubuntu.com

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Ubuntu's Debian patches repository. These patches are generated daily and contain the differences between an Ubuntu source package and the equivalent version of the same source in Debian. This means that the base of the patch for an Ubuntu. Version will be the Debian. Package, even if the Debian version is now. This hopefully makes the packages easier to merge. Where Ubuntu have packaged a new upstream themselves, noted by a revision beginning. Will be compared from the Debian.

package-import.ubuntu.com

bzr import failures

You are looking at information on the Bazaar importer system that serves Ubuntu Distributed Development. It's hoped that you won't have to care about the existence of this, but things don't always work out that way. It is expected that uploads appear in the branches in less than 30 minutes, if it takes longer then something is up and this page should tell you why. To discuss issues or to ask for a package to be looked at please use our mailing list ubuntu-distributed-devel@lists.ubuntu.com. Moment-timezo...

packages.ubuntu.com

Ubuntu – Ubuntu Packages Search

This site provides you with information about all the packages available in the Ubuntu. Browse through the lists of packages:. There is also a list of packages recently added to bionic. Old releases can be found at http:/ old-releases.ubuntu.com/. Only show exact matches:. There are shortcuts for some searches available:. Http:/ packages.ubuntu.com/. For the search on package names. Http:/ packages.ubuntu.com/src:. For the search on source package names. Search the contents of packages. Reflect raring re...

old-releases.ubuntu.com

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Apache/2.2.22 (Ubuntu) Server at old-releases.ubuntu.com Port 80.

odm.ubuntu.com

Ubuntu Hardware Debugging

We are proud to announce the first release of the Ubuntu BIOS/UEFI Requirements Document. This technical document is intended to help OEMs, ODMs and IBVs achieve maximum compatibility with Ubuntu. This document is being updated regularly, so be sure to check back often for new versions. Download BIOS/UEFI Requirements Document. Something to keep at your desk. Set up your environment. Get the latest Kernels. Understanding System Crash Logs. Build your own Kernel. UHS 2010 All Material.

merges.ubuntu.com

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These directories contain the result of the Ubuntu automated merge system, fondly known as the Merge-o-Matic or just "mom". Merges are generated by combining both the Ubuntu and Debian changes since their first common ancestor and leaving any conflicts to be resolved by human hand. The layout is the same as a Debian FTP pool, so to see the merge for. Directory and to see the merge for. Directory. In each directory you will find a. File that tells you what the files mean and what to do.

manpages.ubuntu.com

Ubuntu Manpage:Welcome

Welcome to the Ubuntu Manpage Repository. This site contains hundreds of thousands of dynamically generated manuals, extracted from every package of every supported version of Ubuntu, and updated on a daily basis. Traditionally, manpages. Are browsed on the command line. This project renders all such manuals included in Ubuntu into an HTML, web-browsable format. As a hierarchical file structure. Use the search form. At the top of every page. Install the search engine plugin. To run on a command line.