This is the source code of an Umbrella Linux Metadistribution and its
configuration repository.

The Umbrella Linux is a metadistribution for a cluster of Unix servers and
workstations. It is a metadistribution, since the Linux packages themselves,
which are used by Umbrella come from other Linux distributions (mostly from
Ubuntu). The Umbrella Linux is a systems integration project for these
packages, which organizes them into a coherent globally parametrized
system of virtual servers and services. It allows to deploy on a couple
of physical servers and a pile of network-installable workstations
a complete computing and office environment for an organization.

At the heart of the Umbrella is the BCFG2 configuration management system,
developed by Argonne National Laboratory. The Umbrella Linux itself is
mainly a set of configuration files and scripts.

The Umbrella Linux Metadistribution is provided to you under the terms 
of the GNU General Public License version 3. The full authoritative text 
of the license is contained in the LICENSE file at the root of this source
tree (in the same directory as this README file). The files, referred by
the Umbrella Linux Metadistribution (such as Ubuntu packages it is based on),
come under their own license terms. Please see the descriptions of these
packages for details.

Please note that Umbrella Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. See the
full text of the license for the details.

Umbrella Linux (c) 2015 Konstantin L. Metlov <metlov@fti.dn.ua> and other
contributors. The contributors are listed in the copyright notices of
the files they have authored.