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'''The Kernel Team aims to provide the best kernel for Ubuntu by maintaining a high-quality, consistent package across the supported and unsupported arches.''' See the [[Kernel]] main page for a list of topics.
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= Overview = == Mission ==
The Ubuntu Kernel Team aims to provide the highest quality Linux kernel for Ubuntu and the Ubuntu family of products. The Linux Kernel is the core of Ubuntu and is the rock upon which we base all other Ubuntu technology, and is a usable, high-quality desktop & server operating system for users around the world. It strives to be the best free software development platform in existence.
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The leader of the kernel team is Ben Collins. == Responsibilities ==
Specific areas that the Kernel Team are responsible for currently include, in no particular order:
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The Linux kernel in Ubuntu has, until this point, been primarily maintained by a series of different individuals. As Ubuntu takes on more architectures and more users, it needs a solid team to help maintain this essential piece of infrastructure.  * Develop in an open model, in collaboration with community and upstream.
 * Enable for a wide range of hardware, to match trends and user expectations of Ubuntu's goals.
 * Maintenance of central package of the Linux Kernel for Ubuntu supported architectures and ports.
 * Development standards and collaborative development support for the Ubuntu Linux Kernel
 * The Ubuntu Kernel git tree
 * The Ubuntu kernel-team mailing list
 * Automated Vanilla Linux Kernel Builds and packaging
 * Selection of the Linux Kernel Version for Ubuntu Releases
 * Serve as the interface to the Linux Kernel Upstream
 * Ubuntu Kernel Bug Policies
 * Ubuntu Kernel Team Community documentation on how to contribute to the Ubuntu Kernel
 * Ubuntu Kernel Roadmaps for new releases [[KernelTeam/Roadmap]]
 * Ubuntu Kernel Team weekly reporting
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Discussion for the team currently occurs on the [http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kernel-team kernel-team] list. == Communications ==
 * '''Blogs'''
  * We have a team blog located here: [[ http://voices.canonical.com/kernelteam/ ]] individual team members have syndicated their personal blogs to the team blog as well.
 * '''IRC'''
  * We are on FreeNode in the #ubuntu-kernel channel
 * '''Mailing List'''
  * kernel-team@lists.ubuntu.com
  * you can subscribe here: [[https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/kernel-team]]
  * We run our mailing list much like the Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML). Users can propose patches, ask questions and find general info. This list has medium traffic volume. For more info you can read [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/KernelPatches]]
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== How you can help == == Launchpad Teams ==
The Ubuntu Kernel Team is in Launchpad as:
 * [[https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-kernel-team]] this is the moderated public team in which we interact with the Ubuntu Community.
 * [[https://launchpad.net/~canonical-kernel-team]] this is a private team used by the Canonical Kernel Team for Canonical paid hardware enablement and other Canonical business.
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Any of the following would be useful: == Contacts ==
IRC nicks are in brackets.
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 * Bug Maintainance
 * Improved Wiki Documentation
 * Kernel bug triaging		 === Ubuntu Platform Kernel Team ===
  * BradFigg [bjf] (Director)
  * AndyWhitcroft [apw] (Kernel Engineer - Architect) blog: [[http://awhitcroft.blogspot.com/]]
  * Paolo Pisati [ppisati] (Kernel Engineer)
  * KamalMostafa [kamal] (Kernel Engineer)
  * MarceloCerri [mhcerri] (Kernel Engineer)
  * Khalid El Mously [kmously] (Kernel Engineer)
  * AlbertoMilone [tseliot] (Kernel Engineer)
  * StefanBader [smb, gnarl] (Kernel Engineer - Lead)
  * KleberSouza [klebers] (Kernel Engineer)
  * BenRomer [bromer] (Kernel Engineer)
  * ThadeuCascardo [cascardo] (Kernel Engineer)
  * JuergHaefliger [juergh] (Kernel Engineer)
  * TerryRudd [trudd] (Kernel Engineering Manager - Stable Kernel)
  * AndreaRighi [arighi] (Kernel Engineer) blog: [[https://arighi.blogspot.com/]]
  * [[KrzysztofKozlowski|Krzysztof Kozlowski]] [krzk] (Kernel Engineer)
  * [[ianmay|Ian May]] [imay] (Kernel Engineer)
  * TimGardner [timg] (Kernel Engineer - Cloud team)
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See the Lauchpad page for more information: https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntu-kernel-team
  
== Packages ==

The Team maintains the following packages (at time of writing):
{{{
   linux-source-*
      2.6.17 (edgy)
      2.6.15 (dapper)
      2.6.12 (breezy)
      2.6.10 (hoary)
   linux-restricted-modules
   linux-meta
   initramfs-tools
   kernel-package
   kernel-wedge
}}}

== Useful Wiki Documentation ==

 * CategoryKernel - A complete list
 * KernelTeamWork
 * KernelTeamTasks
 * KernelGitGuide

= Kernel team meetings =

 KernelTeamAgenda:: None scheduled

= Kernel team resources =

 KernelTeamTasks:: Tasks of the kernel team
 KernelTeamToDoList:: TODO list
 KernelTeamWork:: Policies and procedures of the team
 KernelTeamFAQ:: FAQ		 See also [[/Contacts|Contacts]].
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See the Kernel main page for a list of topics.

Mission

The Ubuntu Kernel Team aims to provide the highest quality Linux kernel for Ubuntu and the Ubuntu family of products. The Linux Kernel is the core of Ubuntu and is the rock upon which we base all other Ubuntu technology, and is a usable, high-quality desktop & server operating system for users around the world. It strives to be the best free software development platform in existence.

Responsibilities

Specific areas that the Kernel Team are responsible for currently include, in no particular order:

  • Develop in an open model, in collaboration with community and upstream.
  • Enable for a wide range of hardware, to match trends and user expectations of Ubuntu's goals.
  • Maintenance of central package of the Linux Kernel for Ubuntu supported architectures and ports.
  • Development standards and collaborative development support for the Ubuntu Linux Kernel
  • The Ubuntu Kernel git tree
  • The Ubuntu kernel-team mailing list
  • Automated Vanilla Linux Kernel Builds and packaging
  • Selection of the Linux Kernel Version for Ubuntu Releases
  • Serve as the interface to the Linux Kernel Upstream
  • Ubuntu Kernel Bug Policies
  • Ubuntu Kernel Team Community documentation on how to contribute to the Ubuntu Kernel

  • Ubuntu Kernel Roadmaps for new releases KernelTeam/Roadmap

  • Ubuntu Kernel Team weekly reporting

Communications

Launchpad Teams

The Ubuntu Kernel Team is in Launchpad as:

Contacts

IRC nicks are in brackets.

Ubuntu Platform Kernel Team

See also Contacts.

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