Get Involved

If you want to help contribute to Ubuntu, then you’ve come to the right place. Keep reading to learn how.

You have just taken your first step toward getting involved. Before you get started, we ask that you please observe theUbuntu Code of Conduct. It’s not very long and it will help you get started.

Once that’s done, check out theUbuntu Community Hub.

Teams

TheTeams page contains a listing of the various Community Teams, their responsibilities, links to theirWiki Home Pages and leaders, communication tools, and a quick reference to let you know whether and when they hold meetings.

Most Teams’ Wiki Home Pages provide information about who they are, what they do, when their meetings are, and how to contact them. Using these pages, teammates are able to communicate and coordinate projects.

LoCoTeams

For participating on theCountry area team contributing to a Local Development of Localization and Internationalization and promoting use ofUbuntu.

Governance and Membership

Like most communities, we have ourrules andgoverning body.

Anyone can join and participate in most, if not all, of our Teams and Projects. But if you want an “@ubuntu.com” e-mail address, it has to be earned. Find out how in ourMembership documentation.

Community Links

As an active member of our community, you probably should check out what else is going on in the world of Ubuntu:

• The Fridge posts all the latest News and Upcoming Events.

• Planet Ubuntu is a collection of community blogs.

If you are interested in getting to know other Ubuntu users or seeing a list of Ubuntu teams outside the general Ubuntu world, check out oursocial network page.

Releases

For more Release information, go to theReleases page.Get the latest Ubuntu Release from theDownload Page, or go to theImage Page for specificarchitectures anddaily-live development images.

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