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When we begin work on a new manual release, we create a branch. The branch contains all the files needed by the authors and contributors. Every author or group of authors is working on their own section or chapter and they are responsible for writing new material or modify the existing content. Each file is saved as a LaTeX file with the extension <tt>.tex</tt> (<i>i.e.</i>, <tt>filename.tex</tt>). When the author modifies the file(s) and wants to share the changes with others, he/she commits the LaTeX file(s) to the branch. Other contributors pull or download the latest branch revision containing the newly modified files.

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The following picture illustrates the process:

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You have two ways to work with branches either with commands or though a GUI application (e.g <a href="http://ground-control.org/">Ground Control</a>, <a href="http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/explorer/en/">Bazaar Explorer</a>).

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Go <a href="https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-manual/">here.</a>

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Click on "Join this team."

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Create a new directory in your home folder called <tt>Projects</tt>.

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Once you are in your <tt>Projects</tt> directory, run this command to download our branch:

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Draft version unavailable

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This edition of <i>Getting Started with Ubuntu</i> is not yet available for proofreading.

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File A bug