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| This set of wiki pages is primarily focused on assisting new Ubuntu X developers, packagers, testers, and bug triagers. | |
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| While there are some links here that may be useful to end users experiencing difficulties or power users want to learn more about X, you may find end-user-focused tips and aids available on the [[https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Video|Video Resources]] page at help.ubuntu.com more suitable. | = Introduction = |
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| /* There are notes scattered about in the wiki comments. These may be removed as the work is done. */ | This is the documentation homepage of the Ubuntu X Team. |
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| === Troubleshooting Resources === * [[X/Debugging|X Debugging]] Handbook I. [[X/Reporting|X Reporting]] - How to create good X bug reports I. [[X/Triaging|X Triaging]] - How to ensure new X bug reports have enough info to troubleshoot I. [[X/Backtracing|X Backtracing]] - How to collect a backtrace for an X crash I. [[X/Upstreaming|X Upstreaming]] - Forwarding X bugs to their upstream project I. [[X/Glossary|X Glossary]] - Explanations for confusing terms often seen in logs and error messages I. [[X/FixingCrashes|X Crash Fixing]] - How to fix X crashes I. [[X/Quirks|X Quirks]] - Fixes for some common hardware-specific issues I. [[X/Troubleshooting|X Troubleshooting]] - How to analyze X bugs to make them solvable I. [[X/Bisecting]] - Using bisection techniques to solve regressions or backport fixes |
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| === Advanced Topics === * [[X/Config]] - How to configure Xorg /* the page being linked to needs to have each of its links checked for currency, accuracy, validity, and if a page passes those, then for readability and phrasing */ * [[X/NonGraphicalBoot]] - Running X manually, without gdm * [[X/KernelModeSetting]] - Configuring and using KMS (in Karmic) * [[X/Rootless]] - Running X as a user process, not as the root user * [[X/InterpretingIntelGpuDump]] - Ringbuffers, batchbuffers, and the meaning of `intel_gpu_dump` output * [[X/InputCoordinateTransformation]] - How to set the mapping of an input device to a display through X * [[X/HybridGraphics]] - How to make the most of your system with hybrid graphics * [[https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers|XorgOnTheEdge]] - for bleeding edge packages |
* For troubleshooting, reporting, debugging, and triaging X related issues, please see [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting|here]]. * For information on X configuration files, please see [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config|here]]. * For getting started with X development in Ubuntu, please see [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Dev|here]]. * For more on the Ubuntu X Team, please see [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/SwatTeam|here]]. |
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| === Development Foundations === * Development Documentation * [[X/Architecture]] - High level architectural overview of X.org * [[X/DriverDevelopment]] - Developing new Xorg drivers for Ubuntu * [[X/DriverBuilding]] - Building debs of upstream drivers * Quality Assurance * [[X/Testing]] - Test Plans for X * [[X/Drivers]] - Current status of X drivers * [[X/Bugs]] - Analysis of collection of similar bugs * [[X/Development|Ubuntu X Development]] * [[X/SwatTeam]] - Joining the Ubuntu X.org team /* note that this is the main Ubuntu-X team page...also, it needs to be looked over for possible updates */ * [[X/Blueprints]] - Specifications of interest for X * [[X/GitUsage]] - Instructions for using git == Other Resources == * Documentation for developers can be found at [[UbuntuDevelopment|Ubuntu Development]] * The [[FoundationsTeam|Foundations Team]] cares for a variety of critical components needed for building and running the Ubuntu platform * The [[DesktopTeam|Desktop Team]] handles Gnome and related packages which go into the Ubuntu desktop installation * The [[InstallerTeam|Installer Team]] looks after the Ubuntu installer * The [[KernelTeam|Kernel Team]] is tasked with maintaining the Linux kernel in Ubuntu * The [[MobileTeam|Mobile Team]] is tasked with looking after the [[MobileTeam/Mobile|Mobile Project]] * The [[BugSquad|Bug Squad]] heroically handles the stream of bugs reported by Ubuntu users * The [[MOTU|Masters of the Universe (MOTU)]], the Ubuntu Universe packaging team, packages and maintains Ubuntu's massive collection of community-supported software packages * The [[Testing/Laptop|Laptop Testing Project]] checks the hardware compatibility of Ubuntu with laptops * The [[AccessibilityTeam|Accessibility Team]] is here to help improve the accessibility technologies available with Ubuntu. |
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Introduction
This is the documentation homepage of the Ubuntu X Team.
Documentation
For troubleshooting, reporting, debugging, and triaging X related issues, please see here.
For information on X configuration files, please see here.
For getting started with X development in Ubuntu, please see here.
For more on the Ubuntu X Team, please see here.
CategoryXTeam
CategoryDesktopTeam
CategoryUbuntuTeams
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