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You missed * There's an app in the Universe repository, which consists of software that is not formally supported by Canonical at all, which has security updat
by ergonaught 4y ago
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* There's an app in the Universe repository, which consists of software that is not formally supported by Canonical at all, which has security updates that are actually available from Canonical if you're an Ubuntu Pro subscriber.
- willtemperley 4y agoSo do Canonical get there hands dirty at all and fix any code, or is this straight-up gatekeeping?
- Aflynn50 4y agoThis is Canonical getting their hands dirty and applying their own patches faster than the package maintainers. If the package maintainer release a patch then that is applied like normal, no Ubuntu Pro required.
- cma 4y agoI thought it is formally supported by Canonical, just not without Pro. They said it used to be best effort but with Pro it has an SLA right?
- jeroenhd 4y agoDoes this mean you do get support for these packages if you pay? Or are they still best effort?
- jacooper 4y agoThey actively patch them, which is something even RHEL doesn't do(Rpmfusion not supported at all)