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title: 2009 Ubuntu Server Edition user survey
description: The Ubuntu Server Team wants to know how you use Ubuntu Server Edition
in day-to-day operations to help the team prioritize the support and development
of the product. This is the second edition of this initiative which was first introduced
in 2008. In an effort to better understand, support and further the Ubuntu Server
Edition […]
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# 2009 Ubuntu Server Edition user survey
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The Ubuntu Server Team wants to know how you use Ubuntu Server Edition in day-to-day operations to help the team prioritize the support and development of the product. This is the second edition of this initiative which was first introduced in 2008.
In an effort to better understand, support and further the Ubuntu Server Edition we would like to ask you to take this survey which should take between 15 to 30 minutes to complete. The information provided will help us determine where we can improve support, where to add additional resources and to generate a better understanding of the community which we work within.
Please note that this survey is being conducted by the Ubuntu Server Team community together with the Canonical Product Management. Information about the team is available at
To take the survey, please go to
Thanks
Nick Barcet, Ubuntu Server Edition product manager
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