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This is part of the effort to update the ubuntu seed and move the documentation out of the staging area.

@github-actions github-actions Bot added the Release team For the attention of the Release team label Apr 30, 2026

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Thanks for taking a look at this page. I've left some comments/suggestions inline, but I'll wait on merging until a member of the release team has been able to review as well.

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supported-misc-servers
: Miscellaneous Server-only packages.
supported-common
: Server and Desktop packages defined in supported-server and supported-desktop

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This wording implies that all packages contained in supported-server and supported-desktop are included. The previous definitions of "common" implied that it's only the subset of packages contained in both server and desktop. Which one of these is correct?

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Co-authored-by: Sally <sally.makin@canonical.com>
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