Hi all
I think he wants the Peppermint source code so he can build/compile/create his own peppermint?
Regards Zeb...
If this is the plan, please be sure to remove ALL Peppermint branding and original artwork .. also be sure to remove anything else that may be covered by third party copyright, trademarks, and license agreements such as (but not limited to) the Ray Bilcliff wallpaper images unless you get the original IP owners written consent to redistribute.
So you CAN modify and redistribute Peppermint
CODE in accordance with the applicable included license(s) and use it in your own distinctly branded distro, but you CANNOT distribute your own "Peppermint".
@ Ulysses_Some context to your questions would probably make answering easier .. what are you aims, goals, and requirements here ?
If you're after the source code for all the packages that make up Ubuntu 16.04.2 in one place (all 15.6Gb of it) .. look here for the 4 DVD ISO images:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/16.04/release/source/Obviously that source code will be frozen at the date of the 16.04.2 release, so won't contain the source code for updated packages, nor will it contain source code for anything from the "Partner" repos.