Real duck debugging isn’t just a metaphor today.
Have you ever seen actual duck debugging, or even a fully black duck?
Well, now you can say you have.
Eternal kudos to Adrian from the Canonical team for this rare and precious sight.
Truly taking problem-solving to the next level.
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Join UbuCon Europe 2025 on June 20-21, 2025.
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Running non-LTS Ubuntu versions on production servers poses real risks — from limited security updates to unstable upgrade paths.
This insightful article by Iren Ufia explains why LTS is the smart choice for stability and long-term support.
👉 https://t.co/q8g7GQ9bN1
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Ubuntu’s Stable Release Updates (SRUs) are often misunderstood.
In this blog, we unpack the SRU team’s focus on avoiding regressions and what that release process looks like.
If you’re thinking of contributing through an SRU or would just like to know more about the process, you can read our blog here: https://t.co/2hjnyjXImq
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7 in 10 organisations rely on open source. Most struggle to secure it.
New IDC research reveals major gaps in software supply chain security, patching, and compliance.
Join experts from @IDC, @googlecloud, and @Canonical on June 17 to explore how IT leaders can protect open source in the cloud, without slowing innovation.
Save your seat now:
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April is always an exciting time at Canonical, as it means a new @ubuntu release.
Ubuntu 25.04, nicknamed “Plucky Puffin”, debuted on April 17 – and we can’t wait to introduce our readers to the newest Ubuntu features. 🧡
The results? #Innovate25 was Super productive. 🧡
Great convos, new connections, and lots of people discovering what Ubuntu can do for them.
Thanks to everyone who showed up and showed love.
But beyond the tech, we talked community.
UbuntuAfrica is more than software — it’s people.
It’s a growing community across the continent staying strong, connected, and open-source proud.