this, and there are
many variations you might find online. The simplest to document
is to install the ubuntu-dev-tools package and run `mk-sbuild`,
although this makes many assumptions about your environment and
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root permission?
Because the sudo package is not installed, so there is no interpretation
of the sudo group meaning anything. While the adm group does grant the ability
to access many files, it does not provide for any sort of root access.
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in your target environment with little or no modification.
If the selection of modules in linux-virtual is insuffient
for your target environment, the other modules are also available
in the dependencies of the linux-image-extra-virtual package.
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make sense in the future, but even then I think we should continue to debate
the tools in terms of how the system is expected to be used, rather than
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Towards that end, each flavour team should consider which
installation targets they wish to support, and identify a product
manager who will be available as a contact for the release team to
provide confirmation of the completion
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a machine that's a close
match to some user that is involved, and probably has use cases that
match those that are involved. And of course the best way to make sure
this is a perfect match is to be involved oneself.
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meet the desired goals.
1: http://pinstack.blogspot.com/2009/04/announcing-ubuntu-gaming-team.html
2: http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Games/
3: http://wiki.debian.org/Games
4: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MarketingTeam
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between NewPackageProposalDeadline and FeatureFreeze.
1: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PartnerUploadDeadline
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* Point of contact for Ubuntu users to reach Ubuntu developers
There are lots of reasons that users want to reach developers.
For many of them, there are more specific fora. Bugs should be reported
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3: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/
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newer upstream versions cannot be performed, and to rely on either
Debian or UEHS (1) in other cases.
1: http://qa.ubuntuwire.com/uehs/
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prior to Warty Warthog), a solution may be easy to develop, or the bug
may be trivially reproducible, but this awaits some developer having
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duplicate work between groups who may not share communication
channels.
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of a fix being available somewhere, and
the better chance we have of a relatively small number of bugs.
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1: http://www.olf.gouv.qc.ca/english/infoguides/selling/selling.html
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it in the past and its quite interesting.
...
It certainly sounds like the sort of 'killer app' that would attract
people to Ubuntu.
If Miro can't be added to Hardy, would it be possible for Hardy+1?
Miro is available in Ubuntu 7.10, and Miro 1.0 is currently in the
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with combinations of software installed, rather than in a single
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cannot due to organisational issues related to very large deployments
rely on the LTS releases remaining feature-compatible over the
existing lifecycle, and would not be well served by the change.
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3: http://www.squashfs-lzma.org/
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sync, and may well result in a long boot time for fsck due
the the filesystems being in an inconsistant state.
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users are required to manually execute scripts to accomplish goals
they do not understand, this only adds an additional layer of
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for Ubuntu packages). If getdeb packages are installed, the getdeb
comments and getdeb bugtracker are the appropriate support mechanisms,
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related to the default end-user experience, which this team follows
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of packages, adding a more frequently updated mirror as a
secondary source is a possible local solution, such that most packages
are taken from the local archive, and out-of-date packages are taken
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file based package management tool which is
dependencies aware (I mean installed packages dependency)?
gdebi will install files, after checking dependencies (and even
check the archives, and download the necessary dependencies).
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basic process is not so different when preparing disposable chroots
for use with schroot -c dist.
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Default Maintainer: Ubuntu Core Developers or Ubuntu MOTU
Developers, as appropriate
They should be the default, but more specific maintainers like MOTU
Science or MOTU Media (or a specific person) could be used
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The Gtk1 XMMS has been ported to Gtk2 under the name beep-media-player.
Some time ago the beep-media-player people started a new project (BMPx),
but the classic BMP was forked to become the Audacious project, which is
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