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What is Ubuntu?

Ubuntu is a world leading Linux distribution company. Supported by Canononical, the Linux company founded by successful entreprenour Mark Shuttleworth, it has quickly established itself as a leading force in the linux community. After succesfully establishing itself in the linux desktop and server space, Ubuntu is now putting a lot of resources into supporting embedded ARM linux platforms.

How can Collabora support you using Ubuntu?

Collabora has a strong working relationship with Canonical and many of our engineers have contributed as packagers and maintainers to both Ubuntu and the underlaying Debian system for a long time.

At Collabora we can support you at any level you need on a Ubuntu platform. Want someone to provide you with a turnkey Ubuntu system that you can deploy your own applications on? We can do that. Want someone who can work with your chipset provider to enable their hardware with Ubuntu for you? We can do that. Want someone to write Ubuntu applications for you, ready to be deployed? We can do that.

Domain Expertise for Ubuntu systems

One of the main advantages of working with Collabora is the strong domain expertise we bring to major parts of the Ubuntu platform. We don't think you will be able to find another company which has the same width and depth of core expertise around crucial components in the Ubuntu stack. For instance we do take special pride in our extremely strong multimedia team, being either the main or major contributor behind core open source multimedia technologies. This means we can offer unrivaled expertise for the following projects:

But we also got experienced and proven developers with in-depth knowledge of other major Ubuntu components like:

We are able to work using a wide variety of working models for Ubuntu consulting depending on customer needs like:

Please contact us on sales@collabora.com to discuss your needs or call Collabora using a number from our contacts page.

As software becomes more complex, it's much faster to use existing open source technologies than to start from scratch. You'll benefit from collaboration between different developers on the same project. There's less duplication of effort and staffers waste less time. In fact, in the long run, it's difficult for closed source projects to compete with established open source projects.

You can find out more about Ubuntu at the official Ubuntu on ARM homepage.