The Ubuntu Code of Conduct

What is the CoC?

Why should I sign it?

How to sign it it?

Step 1: Launchpad account

Method 1: Thunderbird Users - GUI-Based (Software-Center, Seahorse, Enigmail)

Step 2: Installing required applications

Seahorse

Gnupg

Enigmail

Step 3: Creating a new PGP key

• Close Thunderbird:
• Launch Seahorse:

• New PGP Key:

• Enter a passphrase:

• Generate Key:

Step 4: Syncing a PGP key to Ubuntu servers

• Sync key:

Step 5: Importing the PGP key fingerprint on Launchpad

• Copy fingerprint:

• Import PGP key on Launchpad:

• Wait, if necessary:

Step 6: Setup Thunderbird to use your keys (enigmail)

• Enigmail wizard:

• Select Identities:

• Use per-recipient rules:

• Improvements:

• Select key:

Step 7: Opening Launchpad's Encrypted Message

• Open Message:
• Enter passphrase:

Step 8: Confirming Key

• Confirm OpenPGP key:

• Check that key was accepted by Launchpad:

Step 9: Download Ubuntu CoC, Sign and Upload it

• Access the Ubuntu CoC page
• Download the CoC
• Sign it
• Upload it

Method 2: Console-Based

Step 2: Installing required applications

Gnupg

Step 3: Creating a new PGP key

Step 4: Syncing a PGP key to Ubuntu servers

• Sync key:

Step 5: Importing the PGP key fingerprint on Launchpad

• Copy fingerprint:
• Import PGP key on Launchpad:
• Wait, if necessary:

Step 6: Opening Launchpad's Encrypted Message

• Open Message:
• Enter passphrase:

Step 7: Confirming Key

• Confirm OpenPGP key:
• Check that key was accepted by Launchpad:

Step 8: Download Ubuntu CoC, Sign and Upload it

• Access the Ubuntu CoC page
• Download the CoC
• Sign it
• Upload it

Addendum

Backup your keys

Signing the Ubuntu Leadership CoC