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Ubuntu Development Releases Testing Team

This wiki is under Development. Check https://launchpad.net/~U+1
Contact u+1@lists.launchpad.net or Effenberg0x0@GMail.com for further info.

Contents

About the team

About the team

Context

The Ubuntu+1 sub-forum at UbuntuForums.org

Changes at Ubuntu+1 during the Precise Pagolin development cycle

Changes at Ubuntu during the Precise Pangolin development cycle

A naturally formed community

The U+1 Team creation

The U+1 Team plan and processes

Team responsibilities

The U+1 Team will engage into activities related exclusively to the Development Releases of Ubuntu. Such activities may include:

Intra-day updates testing and reporting;
Milestone releases testing and reporting;
Custom Testing (e.g. CheckPoint, TestDrive, as well as answering to direct requests from developers).
Creating high value-added Launchpad Bug Reports and working with triagers and developers to solve such bugs, if requested;
Supporting new Development Release users;
Attracting new talents to the team, retaining and motivating skilled testers;
Developing, documenting and sharing testing procedures and techniques;
Documenting its organizational and technical information and making it publicly accessible via Ubuntu Wiki;
Supporting other teams in activities that relate to the Development Releases (QA, learning, documentation, etc).

U+1 members will sign and follow the Code of Conduct (http://www.ubuntu.com/project/aboutubuntu/conduct), being respectful and responsible in all of its Ubuntu-related activities.

Team approval

Team governance and hierarchy

Team membership

Any Ubuntu user may apply for a 1-year U+1 Team Membership. In order to do so, the user must:

Sign Ubuntu Code of Conduct and act according to it;
Provide valuable contributions to the team activities and discussions;
Engage productively into the team activities;
Be accepted by other members in a U+1 Team Meeting. Current members that attend to the meeting will vote for or against the membership application;

italicObservation: U+1 activities require some degree of technical knowledge. Team memberships will not be granted to users that don't actively contribute to the team activities and/or that have no technical skills to assume a role in the team. For such cases, Ubuntu offers membership via other channels (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership).

Ubuntu Membership

Leadership

Current Leadership

Future Leadership

Decision Making Processes

Conflict Resolution

Delegation

Team and Members Evaluation

Team Technical Resources

Launchpad

The U+1 Team is registered at https://launchpad.net/~U+1. THis page lists general information about the team and it's members.

Mailing-List

The U+1 Team Mailing-List is hosted at U+1@lists.launchpad.net. It's not targeted at end-user support and used exclusively for U+1 members discussions and interaction with other teams and developers. It is a moderated list and it requires subscription (see https://launchpad;net/~U+1).

UbuntuForums

The Ubuntu+1 sub-forum at UbuntuForums.org is the main channel for end-user support. Using the forum for supports has some advantages, as it creates a searchable knowledge base, that can be accessed by other users (unlike IRC).

#U+1 IRC Channel

U+1 uses an IRC channel for it's internal management, discussions and events.
There's currently not enough resources to use the IRC channel for end-user support. The Ubuntu+1 sub-forum at UbuntuForums.org is the main end-user support media. The channel is registered and moderated, and hosted at irc.ubuntu.com at #U+1.

Wiki

The wiki is hosted at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/U+1. Notice the uppercase letter 'U'.

Team Reports

Media

Regularity

Roadmap

Initial activities

Current priorities

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-* Intra-day updates testing and reporting; 
* Milestone releases testing and reporting; 
* Custom Testing (e.g. CheckPoint, TestDrive, as well as answering to direct requests from developers). 
* Creating high value-added Launchpad Bug Reports and working with triagers and developers to solve such bugs, if requested; 
* Supporting new Development Release users; 
* Attracting new talents to the team, retaining and motivating skilled testers; 
* Developing, documenting and sharing testing procedures and techniques;
* Documenting its organizational and technical information and making it publicly accessible via Ubuntu Wiki;  
* Supporting other teams in activities that relate to the Development Releases (QA, learning, documentation, etc). 
U+1 members will sign and follow the Code of Conduct (http://www.ubuntu.com/project/aboutubuntu/conduct), being respectful and responsible in all of its Ubuntu-related activities.
+ * Intra-day updates testing and reporting;
 * Milestone releases testing and reporting;
 * Custom Testing (e.g. CheckPoint, TestDrive, as well as answering to direct requests from developers).
 * Creating high value-added Launchpad Bug Reports and working with triagers and developers to solve such bugs, if requested;
 * Supporting new Development Release users;
 * Attracting new talents to the team, retaining and motivating skilled testers;
 * Developing, documenting and sharing testing procedures and techniques;
 * Documenting its organizational and technical information and making it publicly accessible via Ubuntu Wiki;
 * Supporting other teams in activities that relate to the Development Releases (QA, learning, documentation, etc).<<BR>>
U+1 members will sign and follow the Code of Conduct (http://www.ubuntu.com/project/aboutubuntu/conduct), being respectful and responsible in all of its Ubuntu-related activities.
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-Any Ubuntu user may apply for a 1-year U+1 Team Membership. In order to do so, the user must: 
* Sign Ubuntu Code of Conduct and act according to it; 
* Provide valuable contributions to the team activities and discussions; 
* Engage productively into the team activities; 
* Be accepted by other members in a U+1 Team Meeting. Current members that attend to the meeting will vote for or against the membership application; 
''italic''Observation: U+1 activities require some degree of technical knowledge. Team memberships will not be granted to users that don't actively contribute to the team activities and/or that have no technical skills to assume a role in the team. For such cases, Ubuntu offers membership via other channels (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership).
+Any Ubuntu user may apply for a 1-year U+1 Team Membership. In order to do so, the user must:
 * Sign Ubuntu Code of Conduct and act according to it;
 * Provide valuable contributions to the team activities and discussions;
 * Engage productively into the team activities;
 * Be accepted by other members in a U+1 Team Meeting. Current members that attend to the meeting will vote for or against the membership application;<<BR>>
''italic''Observation: U+1 activities require some degree of technical knowledge. Team memberships will not be granted to users that don't actively contribute to the team activities and/or that have no technical skills to assume a role in the team. For such cases, Ubuntu offers membership via other channels (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Membership).