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# The Linux Userspace API (UAPI) Group
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The userspace API ("uapi") group is a community for people with an interest in innovating how we build, deploy, and run modern Linux operating systems.
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The userspace API ("uapi") group is a community for people with an interest in innovating how we build, deploy, run, and securely update modern Linux operating systems.
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It serves as a central gathering place for specs, documentation, and ideas.
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Follow [@uapi-group](https://twitter.com/uapi_group) on twitter to catch the latest news!
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The group is in the process of constituting itself and is exploring the problem space.
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In the general scope of the group are trusted boot mechanisms, kernel / disk image formats, TPM usage, safe and secure updates, and related topics.
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The group also cares about interop of image-based and/or immutable Linux distributions.
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The group is in its inception, so the list of topics is by no means complete.
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Other relevant topics related to the above might be added in the future.
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The UAPI group aims to establish specifications for common concepts shared among relevant parties.
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We are open to anyone who has an interest in constructive collaboration to join the discussions, and to represent the directions and interests of their projects and distributions.
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Contributing members include people from Ubuntu Core, Debian, GNOME OS, Fedora CoreOS, Endless OS, Arch Linux, SUSE, Flatcar,
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systemd, image-builder/osbuild, mkosi, tpm2-software, System Transparency, buildstream, BTRFS, rpm-ostree,
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Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta.
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## Engage with the Group
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Our main means of engagement is Github.
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Please check out the group's [Github discussions](https://github.com/orgs/uapi-group/discussions) for general ongoing conversations.
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Don't hesitate to tune in and share your thoughts!
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Feel free to start a new discussion if none exists for whatever brings you here.
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Please keep the group's focus in mind and do not stray off-topic.
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Check out the group's repos at the [uapi group github org](https://github.com/uapi-group) to get an overview of existing work.
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To engage with specific content please file issues and / or PRs directly to the [specifications](https://github.com/uapi-group/specifications/),
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[docs](https://github.com/uapi-group/docs/), and [kernel feature ideas](https://github.com/uapi-group/kernel-features/) repositories, respectively.
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To stay up to date on the group's activities there's also a Twitter account you can follow: [uapi-group](https://twitter.com/uapi_group).
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## UAPI Group Specifications
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## Kernel Feature Ideas
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A collection of ideas for [kernel features](https://uapi-group.org/kernel-features) to improve low-level user space.
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## Participate
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Check out the [UAPI group github org](https://github.com/uapi-group) to engage and to collaborate with the group.
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We also have a [forum for discussions (via Github Discussions)](https://github.com/orgs/uapi-group/discussions).
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