Join the the Ubuntu Engineering teams in celebrating the opening of the current Ubuntu Online Summit and learn more about the plans to shape the future of Ubuntu.

Talk to the Community team and get all your questions answered.

Designing convergent Ubuntu apps with Qt and adaptive UITK components

There are still some dependencies on Py2 in the image. Let's see if we can port them to Py3 this cycle.

Upstream is concerned that the site never took off, it's currently unmaintained, and traffic is low. This session is about sunsetting the service unless someone wants to show up, take over, and drive the site forward.

The new confinement technology in Ubuntu will enabled a new generation of applications, but we still need to support the existing set. Learn how we'll do that with Libertine/Puritine

In the world of Snappy Ubuntu Core, interfaces allow snaps to communicate or share resources according to the protocol established by the interface. Find out more about everything works and discuss how to get more interfaces implemented.

Discussion about Ubuntu touch porting and how we can make it easier.

After its first release in 15.04, almost every bit in the codebase has changed and the list of improvements is huge. Developers of the team will take some time to talk you through the changes and what's planned. There's going to be time for questions as well.

uNav is the default mapping and navigation app on Ubuntu devices. In this session we'll discuss upcoming features, bugs and where people can get involved in the app.

This project has a huge hidden potential and I think time has come to reveal it and talk about it. I'd like to discuss everything about Ubuntu GNOME community where ANYONE can join and do wonders. No, I'm not a developer and you don't really have to be one. I'd like to utilize the use of social media more to recruit more contributors and show off our achievements. I'd like to create talks and videos about Ubuntu GNOME. So much to do with this project. Why use a bicycle while one has a Ferrari?

Ubuntu for touch devices has been around for a while now. Each OTA brings improvements, fixes and new functionality, but it never seems enough. Some little things could make a huge difference for everyday users, but there's just too many things that need to be done. Could we found little bugs that community users could help to solve? Would there be people interested in helping? What kind of help would they need -if any- to solve them? There was once a one hundred papercuts project for the Ubuntu desktop - would it be useful to make something similar for Ubuntu on mobile devices?

In a smaller group we started a project called snappy-playpen a few weeks ago. The goals were manyfold: we wanted to snap softare, learn more about snapcraft, find issues, create good examples and collect common recipes for common cases. We'd like to extend this scheme and open it up, so we'd like to talk about workflow and additional new ideas.