On 20.07.2011 22:11, Jorge O. Castro wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I am confused as to the definition of the different levels of Ubuntu > Developers and how that relates to membership in each of the various > teams (though probably involves overall project membership as well).
> According to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopers an "Ubuntu > Prospective Developer" is someone "who probably just started > contributing to Ubuntu". The description on the wiki page doesn't list > anything critical there; the person still needs a sponsor to upload, > etc. From what I can read it's basically the same as Ubuntu Membership > but you're interested in eventually going down the development path > and you have a mentor/sponsor. Ok, that sounds good to me. This feels > like a position that should be relatively low barrier. I am quite new to Ubuntu (~year). Started process being Ubuntu Developer ~half year ago. After reading of this wiki page and discussions with many people I see this list: 1. "Ubuntu Prospective Developer" - not Ubuntu member - no rights to upload - all changes though sponsors 2. "Ubuntu Contributing Developer" - Ubuntu member - no rights to upload - all changes though sponsors 3. "Per Package Uploader" - Ubuntu member - can directly upload some packages to repository (main, universe etc) - other changes though sponsors 4. "Master Of The Universe" (MOTU in short) - Ubuntu member - can directly upload any package to 'universe' (maybe also 'multiverse' but I do not know) - other changes though sponsors 5. "Ubuntu Core Developer" - Ubuntu member - can upload any package to any part of repository And then there is also one more: 6. "Some Team member" - Ubuntu member - can upload team packages to any(?) part of repository - other changes though sponsors Correct me if I am wrong. -- ubuntu-devel mailing list ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel
