There are some newer technologies floating around that we may want to consider adding to the supported seed. These include: * Nginx - Has become de-facto scalable web server, and grown up as an OSS project now * Node.js - Gaining popularity fast, and *SHOULD* be a build-dep of OpenStack Horizon    - Also a direct dependency of the new Juju GUI * MongoDB (also headed for main as part of juju) -- Others? - seed prunin. Anything that can be dropped? Rationale: Goal:

Often times a driver from a specific linux-backport-modules package is made available which is required for enablement (eg: a new driver from compat-wireless). It would be of great benefit to expand ubuntu-drivers-common to be aware of these updates where appropriate == TODO == This applies to Precise and Raring * [rtg] to deal with modaliases in the control files * [tseliot] Code to handle the logic when multiple driver versions are available * [tseliot] Add an entry for the default drivers so that users can go back to the default drivers once they've tried lbm * Recommend the default driver when multiple versions are available * How do we notify users that new drivers are available and what updates do we show * Input drivers : config files to pass module parameters * Should we pop up a notification even when the driver already works? We don't want to break things that work * Modify the description of the packages in the driver manager * Consider backporting this work to quantal

With the need of doing UI testing in UE, we are looking for a set of existing test cases that can be used for that, unity test suite is an ideal candidate as a starting point.

Trying to improve ISO testing by running some automated testing before image publication.

Discuss the platform changes needed to support /opt/ installation for things like Unity .lens and .scope files, dbus .service files and application .desktop files

Juju is subject to a rapid development pace, and will continue to do so. We should gate both trunks (python and go) on unit and functional tests passing. This should include some form of the official charm tests. This will require substantial infrastructure to test all providers such as MaaS.

Review the current status of the project, adjusting the spec as necessary, and plan the future development and deployment of the website.

Intel to provide an update on UEFI for through 13.04 cycle

We now have cross-compilers in Ubuntu, and interesting cross-compilation targets in Ubuntu. It's time to step up the best practices around them and make sure we have a good working solution for the packages that are part of the image.

Review the state of the current collections, identified things that need to be fixed, expanded on or removed.

A lot of our users do full dist-upgrades rather than reinstalling for every single release. It's a good thing that we support it and a very important feature, unfortunately it's a rather fragile feature, especially when doing LTS-to-LTS upgrades. This session is here to discuss ways to allow for faster, more reliable dist-upgrades. Some ideas: - Split download from upgrade - Run upgrade in a minimal failsafe environment - Use snapshotting features, overlayfs, ... when available to "test" the upgrade - Detect known issues prior to upgrade and warn the user about them

Define the deployment and maintenance process, instructions, and scripts for the Ubuntu Accomplishments verification service and Web Gallery

Have a python package that needs ported from Python2 to Python3? Come to this session to learn how

Discuss design change proposals, evaluate WebKit vs. low-level Gtk, additional trophy images and more

If you have any questions about or issues with the nexus7 image, feel free to drop by to get answers

Discuss the features to be implemented during the R-cycle

A Developer Membership Board Meeting. Ideally, processing any applicants present at UDS. Otherwise, meta discussion.

Topics for #ubuntu-classroom for R

Discuss how +1 maintenance will work in Raring: staffing, priorities

With the R release we want to be able to flash ubuntu onto unlocked fastboot based android devices. The image build system will provide img files for this. To make the actual flashing procedure as easy and safe as possible, this functionality should be integrated into usb-creator which already deals with writing images to devices.