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• July 02, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 252

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Quim Gill - Marketing Manager for Mameo Software Team, Mandriva on the eeepc, openSuse

• June 30, 2008
• 2:00

  More on that later

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. In this show we're talking about:

  • Starting out on your own: if you're thinking of setting up your own company working with technology or the web or open source, what do you need to do to make it successful? Is it possible to compete in the market as a one-man show? Is it just too risky? (1.19) [How can you make money running your own company? Tell us in the LugRadio forums]
  • The State Of the Mozilla: Firefox is the poster child for open source software, but are they forgetting their open-source base and not supporting the free desktop? There have been lots of accusations of this -- is it actually the truth? Secondly, Mozilla's rendering engine, Gecko, seems to be losing the war for being an embedded engine to WebKit. Are people heading away from Mozilla's technology? (20.00) [What do you think of the Mozilla project's approach? Tell us in the LugRadio forums]
  • We announce that LugRadio will end at LugRadio Live UK this July, and talk about why the show's going out on a high. Tell us what you think: send us email or post on the forums (37.15)
  • If you could fix any problem in the open-source world what would it be? Thoughts on usability, modularisation, the web, and shared user accounts (44.15)
  • Your emails -- this week you're talking about McGyver, gun control, power metal, freedom hatred at the FSF, other Linux podcasts that we think that you should be listening to, and LugRadio Live UK which is in less than a month! (73.40)

• June 25, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 251

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Kevin Fallon - Linux advocacy, Ian Murdock - OpenSolaris and Sun, Troels - Redhat news, it is a packed show tonight. Good stuff all around.
• June 18, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 250

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Jeff Smith - IBM; linux advocacy, Lincs Redhat Training, dann screws up the stream by not being here.
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 250

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Jeff Smith - IBM; linux advocacy, Lincs Redhat Training, dann screws up the stream by not being here.

• June 17, 2008
• 2:00

  Burning Sensation

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes us answering the burning questions that you want answered, and also:

  • The cynicism of brands by sysadmins (1.30) [Discuss this in the LugRadio forums]
  • A Burning Question
  • A new model for the music industry - after we discussed different ways that the music industry could work in episode 14, we look at your feedback, talk about what we've learned from thinking about this and the nature of recording contracts, and lay out one attempt to find a solution: Severed Fifth (21.42) [Discuss this in the LugRadio forums]
  • A Burning Question
  • LugRadio Live UK is in less than a month! Prepare yourselves: contact us quickly if you want to grab one of the last few places in the LRL exhibition (60.05)
  • A Burning Question
  • Your emails: this week we're talking about Ruby vs Python, honest music listeners, KDE 4 and whether we hate it, OpenSolaris, Linux on mobile phones, mail clients, and Linux Magazine featuring a picture of Aaron Bockover almost naked. Send us your emails! (71.15)

  This episode includes the tune Steady B, from Trafic de Blues' Fin de cavale album, which is licenced as CC Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 2.5, which means that this episode is also under the same licence (a minor change from our normal licence for episodes).

• June 15, 2008
• 23:30

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 10 - OGG Repost

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This season ends with a BANG! We’ve got reviews of two of the hottest new Linux products on the market, cover the GREAT news from the Banshee Projects and give a big ACTION shutout to a dog’s best friend…. LINUX!

  PLUS - We stream every bit of it LIVE with video, and take YOUR CALLS!

  Love saving money? Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  • This weeks links:

  Watch the Recorded Live Linux Action Show! Banshee 1.0 Final Released! Suncorp envisages Linux, ODF for 20,000 desktops World’s fastest supercomputer runs Linux Linux Cluster Supercomputer Performs Surgery on Dog X.Org in Trouble openSUSE Launches Merged Forums - openSUSE Forums

   

• 18:02

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 10 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This season ends with a BANG! We’ve got reviews of two of the hottest new Linux products on the market, cover the GREAT news from the Banshee Projects and give a big ACTION shutout to a dog’s best friend…. LINUX!

  PLUS - We stream every bit of it LIVE with video, and take YOUR CALLS!

  Love saving money? Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  • This weeks links:

  Watch the Recorded Live Linux Action Show! Banshee 1.0 Final Released! Suncorp envisages Linux, ODF for 20,000 desktops World’s fastest supercomputer runs Linux Linux Cluster Supercomputer Performs Surgery on Dog X.Org in Trouble openSUSE Launches Merged Forums - openSUSE Forums

   

• June 11, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 249

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Ken and Larry from Lindependence 2008 - Linux advocacy, marketing, all sorts of great stuff.
• June 04, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 248

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Campbell Barton - Technical Director of Big Buck Bunny, cross platform development, mono - good or bad. What Alland does.

• June 02, 2008
• 2:00

  Finding Emo

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show, discussing our unrealised hopes and dreams for the open source desktop, includes:

  • Cairo: it was supposed to revolutionise the graphical look of the Gnome desktop, and as far as we can tell nothing has changed. Where are our beautiful pictures? (3.43) [Discuss this in the LugRadio forums]
  • Linux on mobile phones: it's not only the year of the Linux desktop every year, but it's the year in which Linux really takes over the embedded market. And it never happens. Mobile phones running Linux never appear in the market. Why? (15.52) [Discuss this in the LugRadio forums]
  • What does "the community" actually mean? Lots of companies are trying to build an open source community around their products, and they don't succeed because they don't know how. An extended segment of our views, including Jono speaking on how he thinks community management should work (27.17) [Discuss this in the LugRadio forums]
  • Your emails and feedback! This week you and we are talking about the LugRadio Syndrome, the freedom slider and a restricted formats wizard, spam, the new world of email security and SPF, abandoning technical books, Guns 'n' Roses, media players, and the subject that wouldn't die, Gobuntu (69.31)

• 0:47

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 9 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  A new comic book style game has been released for Linux, we give you the details, we go over Novell’s big increase in Linux server sales, and talk about the specs for new Dell eeePC KILLER and cover the news on the big switch coming to the OpenMoko project.

  THEN -

  We give you a full review on the Popcorn Hour multimedia TANK!

  PLUS –

  We take A TEXAN sized amount of your listener questions!

  GoDaddy.com wants to save you some cash: $6.95 .COM domain names at GoDaddy.com!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This weeks links:

  On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness Released for Linux!
  Novell see’s 31% year-over-year growth in Linux business
  Dell’s “mini-Inspiron” Eee PC killer revealed
  OpenMoko Linux mobile phone ditches GTK+, gets Qt and E17
  Eee desktop titled EBOX, given June intro
  DeLaval Voluntary Milking System, Runs Linux
  Popcorn Hour
  Popcorn Hour unboxing picutres
  Big Buck Bunny, Second Blender Open Movie

• May 28, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 247

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Xfce4, Slackware, Ubuntu, MythTv, WebCams, Stickam, Hacking Cameras - it is just us this week folks, just us.
• May 21, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 246

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  OLPC, eeePC, slackware on the eeePC, Slackeee, Pats reviews, WindowMaker, MS, Linux on the Desktop, Linux Marketshare

• May 19, 2008
• 2:00

  The Minutiae of X

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes:

  • Room 101: in honour of our 101st show, we shamelessly steal an idea from a British television programme and nominate one thing each to "go into Room 101", by which we mean that it should be banished for all time beyond the sight of humankind (1.45) [Nominate your candidates for banishment in the LugRadio forums!]
  • We talk about Webwise's Phorm, the latest Internet advertising wheeze of dubious legality in the UK, with Becky Hogge from the Open Rights Group: what can you do about Phorm, why is it bad, and is there any stopping it? (18.25) [Do you think Phorm is a good idea? Do your ISP or your country implement something similar? Tell us about it in the forums]
  • After the last episode's discussion of Evolution, we were challenged to all try a different email client for a week. The team report back on what it's like to spend a week using a different MUA (41.10)
  • A suggestion from LugRadio Community Hero mrben on how to advocate Free formats inoffensively sparks a discussion about the idea of a "restricted formats wizard" in Linux distributions. Do distros do enough to promote the use of unencumbered formats for media? Do we as a community do enough? Do we do too much? (59.20) [Would you like to see a restricted formats wizard? Tell us how it should work in the forums]
  • Your emails, including an avalanche of comment prompted by the section in the last episode about Gobuntu. You too can contact the show and win the truly exclusive LugRadio black t-shirt! (1.20.50)

• May 18, 2008
• 21:46

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 8 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

   

  We cover the big news from the One Laptop per-child project, Verizon wireless wants to put Linux up against your FACE, every ASUS motherboard is going to ship with Linux. Yeah, that’s awesome.

  VIA makes good on the open source driver promise, we give you the details! Mark Shuttleworth causes a big dust up, we give you the cliff notes.

  THEN - We review Fedora 9, plus so much more!

  Help out the show, take advantage of GoDaddy.com’s great offer: Take $5 off any order of $30 or more at GoDaddy.com!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This weeks links:
  Our Flickr Photostream
  QNAP’s NVR-1012 Network Surveillance System, Runs Linux
  Microsoft and OLPC Agree To Put XP On the XO Laptop
  Verizon Wireless, seven others join Linux phone org
  Splashtop Linux desktop to appear on every Asus motherboard
  Fedora 9, released!
  VIA Releases 16K-Line FOSS Framebuffer Driver
  Mark Shuttleworth: The Art of Release
  Compiz-Check
   

• May 14, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 245

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Listener Call-in - Vulcanridr, Verbal, Scott Davilla, Gorkon - MythTV, AppleTV, eeePC, security

• May 12, 2008
• 2:00

  Not One Cent

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes:

  • To celebrate the one hundredth episode of LugRadio, we name one hundred cool things that the open source community have achieved, one for each of our shows. Keep it up, everyone. We're really proud. (1.55)
  • The Gobuntu "Experiment" Has Failed -- well, that's how Aq feels about it. With no Gobuntu 8.04 official release, what does this mean for advocates of absolute software freedom, and do they have a leg to stand on? (4.20)
  • Evolution, the Gnome mail client, is much maligned (not least by being compared to Microsoft Outlook). Is it really as bad as all that? (39.32)
  • A quick reminder that although LugRadio Live in the USA is over, the original and best LugRadio Live right here in the UK is happening on July 19th and 20th in Wolverhampton -- submit your talks and requests for exhibition space! (66.57)
  • Your emails, including abuse about the end of the show, complaints of us being like an uncomfortable famliy dinner, and a note about the team's love for Sony's products of greatness (67.58)

• May 07, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 244

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Special Guest Steve McIntyre - Debian Project Leader; RSS, centralized or decentralized applications; rsync; MythTv and Tivo, GTA IV

• May 05, 2008
• 3:11

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 7 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Slackware has rocked a BIG new release and we tell you all about it, ready to click on your BIG face? GOOD, this new login manager is just for you! We cover the Pidgin fork and discuss Adobe’s big BIG announcement.

  THEN - We give you our Linux Fest Northwest roundup!

  PLUS - We announce our big, big, BIG news!

  This episode brought to you by awesome folks over at GoDaddy.com: Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This weeks links:

  Jupiter Broadcasting
  

  Hybrid Mini PC Phone, Runs Linux
  Linux Fest Northwest ‘08 on Vimeo
  Video Download: The Linux Action Show Visits Linux Fest Northwest (Ogg listed under All Files)
  LinuxFest Northwest Pictures over at our flickr Photostream
  Slackware 12.1 Released
  Ubuntu’s OpenGL face browser will bring bling to GDM
  Pidgin Controversy Triggers Fork
  Jungle Disk 2.0 Beta Released!
  Adobe’s Open Screen Project: Write Once, Flash Everywhere
  Hans Reiser Found Guilty of Murder

  Please Join our ALL NEW forum!

  Note:

  Please be sure to use this feed for The Linux Action Show - MP3, for the OGG version of the show, Please us this feed.

• May 04, 2008
• 19:50

  Season 8, Episode 7 - Slightly Delayed

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  Season 8 Episode 7 will be slightly delayed while we work on a few big big BIG things announced in the episode. As a treat here is the high definition video we took at Linux Fest Northwest 2008:

  [www.archive.org]

  
  An OGG version is listed under “All Files” on the left had side of the page - That’s just where archive.org sticks them.

  The h.264 though not OGG, we’d recommend you download. It’s a smaller file (720p) and most systems are going to be able to play it back best vs. the 1080i OGG.

  A full size Flash version (still great quality) is located here:
  [www.vimeo.com]

  Stay tunned Episode 7 will be out after a short delay!

• April 30, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 243

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Windows Crash Radio Ep. 3, then the real stuff - Mythtv, slackware 12.x, mythtv, hardy, eeePc
• April 23, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 242

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Listener call-in episode, MythTv and other goodness, hardy heron, System 76

• April 21, 2008
• 2:00

  LugRadio Live USA 2008

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things while in the glorious land of America in the LugRadio Live USA 2008 live recording. This show includes:

  • Screw you, stupid users (hurriedly retitled to account for children in the audience): is there a point at which it's reasonable to say that software cannot be simplified further and that if some users can't grasp it, it's just not for them? Can free software meet every user's need -- can any software meet every user's need? Or is it reasonable to say that some people are just not suited for computers? (2.30) [Discuss this segment in the LugRadio forums]
  • Our chance to reward some of the people at LugRadio Live USA: the roflcopter award, a birthday for the youngest member, a Dice raffle, the best exhibition at LRL USA, the person who sent the most people to the show, Jorge Castro's Miguel de Icaza impression. and Kynan Dent from Google in a dress (17.33)
  • Is American culture too litigious, and is this affecting the free software community's ability to do things in the USA? How the fear of falling foul of the legal framework affected the organisation of LugRadio Live, and comments from the audience about whether this is widespread and what we, as a community, can do about it (34.17) [Discuss this segment in the LugRadio forums]

  A big thanks to our sponsors, Dice, LinuxQuestions, and Linux Pro Magazine, and a huge extra thanks to our main sponsor Google for making LugRadio Live USA happen! Thanks also to Mike Evans for all the brilliant design work done for the event; it looked great, and that's Mike's work.

• April 20, 2008
• 7:36

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 6 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Red Hat drops a desktop related bomb that relates to their future plans relating to desktop LINUX, WE DISCUSS! HP Has a new eeePC competitor that they expect big, big sales from - Another super awesome Linux laptop? Okay by me.

  We give you some follow up coverage on the new VMware beta, and discuss the controversial Open Source Terrorism!!!

  THEN -

  We review the Linux based Nokia N810 Internet Tablet, and we take bundle of your questions!

  GoDaddy.com has a discount offer for our listeners: $6.95 .COM domain names at GoDaddy.com!

  This weeks links:

  Contact Air, runs Linux Red Hat Avoids Desktop Linux, Says Too Tough VIA Announces Open Source Driver Initiative HP Unveils Small Commercial Linux Laptop openSUSE 11.0 Beta 1 VMware Workstation 6.5 Beta Release Notes Nokia Demo Pictures @LAS Flickr Page

  Linux Fest Northwest! Meet up with Bryan and Chris!

  Want to embrace your inner geek? Then check out CastaBlasta, the boys mix tech, gaming, science fiction, geek reviews, and amazing stories in a way that’s funnier than it should be in this twice a month Show, get a good dose of top nerdertainment! Take a listen at CastaBlasta.com!

  Note:
  You can find the OGG version of every episode here.

  
  Download The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 6 - OGG
  
• April 19, 2008
• 13:58

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 6 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Red Hat drops a desktop related bomb that relates to their future plans relating to desktop LINUX, WE DISCUSS! HP Has a new eeePC competitor that they expect big, big sales from - Another super awesome Linux laptop? Okay by me.

  We give you some follow up coverage on the new VMware beta, and discuss the controversial Open Source Terrorism!!!

  THEN -

  We review the Linux based Nokia N810 Internet Tablet, and we take bundle of your questions!

  GoDaddy.com has a discount offer for our listeners: $6.95 .COM domain names at GoDaddy.com!

  This weeks links:

  Contact Air, runs Linux Red Hat Avoids Desktop Linux, Says Too Tough VIA Announces Open Source Driver Initiative HP Unveils Small Commercial Linux Laptop openSUSE 11.0 Beta 1 VMware Workstation 6.5 Beta Release Notes Nokia Demo Pictures @LAS Flickr Page Linux Fest Northwest! Meet up with Bryan and Chris!

  Want to embrace your inner geek? Then check out CastaBlasta, the boys mix tech, gaming, science fiction, geek reviews, and amazing stories in a way that’s funnier than it should be in this twice a month Show, get a good dose of top nerdertainment! Take a listen at CastaBlasta.com!

  Note:
  You can find the OGG version of every episode here.

• April 16, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 241

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Special Guests Chess Griffin and Troels. Linux Reality, Chess Griffin, MythTv, Linspire, Apple, Patents, PcBSD, BSDs
• April 09, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 240

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Special Guest Larry from Lindependence 2008, eeePC goodness and baddness, Linc on security

• April 07, 2008
• 2:00

  The Soul That Died

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes:

  • Scrum, the project methodology, is from the Agile Programming stable; a brief explanation of it and whether it's worthwhile (3.15) [Talk about how you run software projects in the LugRadio forums]
  • Dave Neary talks about the Libre Graphics Meeting, what it's for, and how the LGM team are looking for donations to make this meeting happen -- you can donate to help them! (21.50)
  • The egoless desktop -- does the open source community have an advantage over the proprietary world because we don't have to push the names of each project? Is it just as important to have people have loyalty to a particular piece of software even if there's no revenue stream? How vital are brands in the free software world? (38.10) [Discuss this topic in the LugRadio forums]
  • LugRadio Live 2008 USA is this Saturday! One final reminder: if you want to go, you can pre-register for a ticket, and remember that there are some really cool prizes on offer if you recommend more friends to buy a ticket than anyone else does! See you all on Saturday... (62.28)
  • Your feedback and emails! This week, including Flash mp3 players, stories about how you got into free software, Emacs, conferences, and the state of Linux in Thailand (70.00)

• April 06, 2008
• 23:14

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 5 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  9,000 new Linux desktops, YEAH WE COVER THAT! How ever you cut the numbers, Linux desktop usage is up, we discuss! The new version of VMware Workstation is rocking great new features, we cover them. Sun and Canonical announce their plans to love one another, the Epiphany web browser project drops a bomb, and Adobe makes some major Desktop Linux moves!

  Then we interview the founder of Fluendo

  PLUS - We take a batch of your questions, and give you the run down on the upcoming Linux events!

  Those cats at GoDaddy.com have an offer for YOU! Check it out: Take $5 off any order of $30 or more at GoDaddy.com!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This week’s links:

  Motorola’s 1600 MING 2, Runs Linux Epiphany Switches to WebKit Adobe Joins Linux Foundation, Develops AIR for Linux Sun and Canonical to bring Ubuntu 8.04 to x86 Servers Workstation 6.5 Beta 1 - Now with 100% more Unity! Linux desktop market share is up as much as 61 percent, study finds 9000 PCs in Swiss schools will switch to Ubuntu only Fluendo Codec Packs Flumotion Flumotion - Streaming Platform Elisa Project LugRadio Live USA 2008

  Linux Fest Northwest! Meet up with Bryan and Chris!

  Want to embrace your inner geek? Then check out CastaBlasta, the boys mix tech, gaming, science fiction, geek reviews, and amazing stories in a way that’s funnier than it should be in this twice a month Show, get a good dose of top nerdertainment! Take a listen at CastaBlasta.com!

  Note:
  You can find the OGG version of every episode here.

  
  Download The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 5 - OGG
  
• 3:50

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 5 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  9,000 new Linux desktops, YEAH WE COVER THAT! How ever you cut the numbers, Linux desktop usage is up, we discuss! The new version of VMware Workstation is rocking great new features, we cover them. Sun and Canonical announce their plans to love one another, the Epiphany web browser project drops a bomb, and Adobe makes some major Desktop Linux moves!

  Then we interview the founder of Fluendo

  PLUS - We take a batch of your questions, and give you the run down on the upcoming Linux events!

  Those cats at GoDaddy.com have an offer for YOU! Check it out: Take $5 off any order of $30 or more at GoDaddy.com!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This week’s links:

  Motorola’s 1600 MING 2, Runs Linux Epiphany Switches to WebKit Adobe Joins Linux Foundation, Develops AIR for Linux Sun and Canonical to bring Ubuntu 8.04 to x86 Servers Workstation 6.5 Beta 1 - Now with 100% more Unity! Linux desktop market share is up as much as 61 percent, study finds 9000 PCs in Swiss schools will switch to Ubuntu only Fluendo Codec Packs Flumotion Flumotion - Streaming Platform Elisa Project LugRadio Live USA 2008 Linux Fest Northwest! Meet up with Bryan and Chris!

• April 02, 2008
• 17:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 239

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Special Guest Kevin Hennrikson - Director of Engineering for Zimbra
• March 26, 2008
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 238

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Special Guest Bruce Perens - OSI, Microsoft and OpenSource, Bruce's bid for OSI Board. Erin on the eeePC. SSHFS vs Samba vs NFS - a cursory look.

• March 25, 2008
• 1:00

  If You're Not Into Metal

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes:

  • Rob McQueen of Collabora talks about consulting in the open source world and what's going on with GStreamer (2.20)
  • With recent small moves from Radiohead and Nine Inch Nails, among others, towards a Creative-Commons-ish sort of music release process, what's next for the music industry? Can a different model for music really exist? (14.58) [Discuss this on the LugRadio forums]
  • Richard Querin wins the LugRadio competition to give Aza Raskin a new hat (39.37)
  • Go and pre-register for LugRadio Live USA -- there's less than a month to go! If you recommend your friends to also pre-register, you can win an Asus Eee PC or a Neuros OSD media player (43.06)
  • Django, the Python web framework: what's it all about? What's the point of it, and what's it for? (45.45) [Discuss this on the LugRadio forums]
  • Your letters: this week we've got comments about, among other things, acceptable non-free software, unfairness to the absent Chris, which mp3/ogg player device people would recommend (send in your answers!), whether we do too much "meta" stuff, Rockbox, and Aq being a god of war (63.56)

• March 24, 2008
• 0:31

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 4 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  We focus the powerful ACTION lens on the releases of Gnome 2.22-oh, MonoDevelop ONE DOT OH, and of course, Ubuntu 8.04. Then we imaginer what we could do with a Terabyte of RAM.

  THEN - We interview the Fedora Art work team lead.

  PLUS - we review the new MonoDevlop release.

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Support GoDaddy.com to support The Linux Action Show! Check out their offer for this week, Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!

  This weeks links:

  Popcorn Hour A-100, Runs Linux MonoDevelop 1.0 Released! Ubuntu 8.04 Beta Released! Sneak peek at OpenOffice.org 3.0 First look at the GNOME 2.22.0 What to do with a TB of RAM? Fedora Artwork Project Wiki Fedora 9 Art Work Interact With Fedora’s Art Team on the Mailing List

  Follow Bryan and Chris on Twitter

  Need more nerd and geek culture in your life? Check out our new show, CastaBlasta!

  
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• March 23, 2008
• 2:53

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 4 - OGG

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  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  We focus the powerful ACTION lens on the releases of Gnome 2.22-oh, MonoDevelop ONE DOT OH, and of course, Ubuntu 8.04. Then we imaginer what we could do with a Terabyte of RAM.

  THEN - We interview the Fedora Art work team lead.

  PLUS - we review the new MonoDevlop release.

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Support GoDaddy.com to support The Linux Action Show! Check out their offer for this week, Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!

  This weeks links:

  Popcorn Hour A-100, Runs Linux MonoDevelop 1.0 Released! Ubuntu 8.04 Beta Released! Sneak peek at OpenOffice.org 3.0 First look at the GNOME 2.22.0 What to do with a TB of RAM? Fedora Artwork Project Wiki Fedora 9 Art Work Interact With Fedora’s Art Team on the Mailing List

• March 19, 2008
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 237

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  Special Guest Peter Semmelhack - Founder and CEO of BugLabs, Linux for the masses

• March 10, 2008
• 1:00

  Embracing (and extending) change

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes:

  • The Mono Worm Turns: Stuart, a past critic of the Mono project, explains how his views have changed and why he's less concerned than before (3.14) [What do you think of Mono? Discuss in the LugRadio forums]
  • Blu-Ray wins: after a protracted battle for hearts and minds, the next DVD format for HD video will be Blu-Ray. What's that all about? The team discuss the new format and how it's relevant to what we do (19.52) [Discuss in the LugRadio forums]
  • Microsoft have now committed to an "interoperability promise", but do we trust them? Can the leopard really change its spots, or is this just more of the same? Musings on Microsoft's past history, and why this time might be different (33.26) [Is it really different this time? Discuss in the LugRadio forums]
  • A quick recap of the exhibition area at LugRadio Live and who's going to be there: if you want to exhibit your project at LRL USA in April, contact us, but time's running out! (62.48)
  • Your thoughts, comments, bouquets and brickbats in our email box (64.58)

  If you'd like us to review your project or your product, drop us a line and let us know.

  Now in better stereo than the last episode! Yes, that's right, our new motto is "LugRadio: not quite as bad as before!" People have mentioned that (a) they don't like the stereo and (b) the encoding quality on the last show wasn't as good as usual from us. So, from now on, the high-quality mp3 will be bigger than before (because we've increased the quality of it) and the lower-quality mp3 will be mono (so people who don't like stereo can still listen to the show). Let us know on the LR forums if you discover any new issues, and thanks for the feedback.

• March 09, 2008
• 23:24

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 3 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  We cover the exciting progress of KDE 4 - Then we give you the latest updates on the eeePC, and go over the specs of their newly announced laptop. We also cover some news that ought to make every listener quite pleased, Open Source Developers can make up to 40% more than commercials devs - we tell you why!

  THEN -

  We interview the founder of the Linux Mint project, PLUS - we take some of your questions!
  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Another great offer from GoDaddy.com this week! $6.95 .COM domain names at GoDaddy.com!

  This weeks links:

  KDE 4.0.2 Released! Asus Eee 900: Asus 8.9-inch Eee PC 900 Confirmed Open-source developers command up to 40 percent premium Amazon MP3 Downloader for Linux Fedora on the Final Frontier
  How to Contact us
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• 2:55

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 3 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  We cover the exciting progress of KDE 4 - Then we give you the latest updates on the eeePC, and go over the specs of their newly announced laptop. We also cover some news that ought to make every listener quite pleased, Open Source Developers can make up to 40% more than commercials devs - we tell you why!

  THEN -

  We interview the founder of the Linux Mint project, PLUS - we take some of your questions!
  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Another great offer from GoDaddy.com this week! $6.95 .COM domain names at GoDaddy.com!

  This weeks links:

  KDE 4.0.2 Released! Asus Eee 900: Asus 8.9-inch Eee PC 900 Confirmed Open-source developers command up to 40 percent premium Amazon MP3 Downloader for Linux Fedora on the Final Frontier
  How to Contact us

• February 27, 2008
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 234

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  - Listener Call in episode - Gorkon, deptrai, Mrs. Verbal, C4, Chad, Verbal. Good stuff.
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 235

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  - Special Guest Christian Einfeldt - Digital Tipping Point, NiN releases creative commons music, Amazon mp3 downloader for Linux.
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 236

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  - Special Guest Jono Bacon - LUGRadio Live USA, Ubuntu, versioning software, super maryo chronicles, and other stuff

• February 25, 2008
• 1:00

  Promotion and celebrity

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes:

  • Your Shipment of Chris has arrived. Chris Procter, the most recent addition to the presenter roster, has some pretty strong views on various technical subjects; we challenge his viewpoints on servers and programming (1.15) [Discuss this segment in the LugRadio forums]
  • The results of the Pimp My LugRadio competition! Our winner, who provided the best thing for promoting LugRadio, is Sean Ellis: Sean wins an Asus Eee PC! You can see all the entries at the Pimp My LugRadio page; marvel at Sean's winning entry, and at all the others! (19.55)
  • Some more details about the upcoming LugRadio Live USA 2008, April 12th-13th, San Francisco -- registration is now open, and you should buy a ticket now! (23.41)
  • The cult of celebrity: is there something separating those well-known people who hack on open source software and those who don't have their names in the limelight? We don't think so (39.23) [Discuss this segment in the LugRadio forums]
  • We receive a plaintive and heartfelt cry for help from Aza Raskin: see lugradio.org/hat for more details and our latest competition, in which you can win the LugRadio Finger of God! (56.12)
  • Your emails to the show: this week, you (and we) are talking about the Tuxcast podcatcher, other podcasts, Tunapie, a browser for internet radio and TV streams, your thoughts on whether WriteRoom is a good idea (and Pyroom, a clone for Linux), previous winners of the exclusive LugRadio t-shirts (if you won one, take a picture of yourself and blog about it!), technical support as per our previous discussion, fear of chins, and how much to pay for software (62.08)

  If you'd like us to review your project or your product, drop us a line and let us know.

  Thanks to EfficientPC for donating the EEE PC for us to review and then give away in our competition!

• February 24, 2008
• 20:53

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 2 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  We cover the Microsoft Open Source love fest that was announced this week, THE SPIN STOPS HERE. We cover a very slick Linux media center release, then discuss Sun’s latest Open Source purchase.

  PLUS -

  We round up the best of the photo managers on Linux, and give you the low down on how to backup that important data off site.

  THEN -

  We take a bag full of your questions, AND SO MUCH MORE!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  BIG thanks go GoDaddy.com, Take $5 off any order of $30 or more at GoDaddy.com!

  This weeks links:

  Microsoft pledges not to sue over open source Red Hat not impressed with Microsoft’s interoperability plans Elisa 0.3.3 available to the masses! Google funds Photoshop-on-Linux work Sun Acquiring innotek, makers of VirtualBox Zamzar - Free online file conversion Photo management with F-Spot
  Download The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 2 - OGG
  
• 2:58

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 2 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  We cover the Microsoft Open Source love fest that was announced this week, THE SPIN STOPS HERE. We cover a very slick Linux media center release, then discuss Sun’s latest Open Source purchase.

  PLUS -

  We round up the best of the photo managers on Linux, and give you the low down on how to backup that important data off site.

  THEN -

  We take a bag full of your questions, AND SO MUCH MORE!

  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  BIG thanks go GoDaddy.com, Take $5 off any order of $30 or more at GoDaddy.com!

  This weeks links:

  Microsoft pledges not to sue over open source Red Hat not impressed with Microsoft’s interoperability plans Elisa 0.3.3 available to the masses! Google funds Photoshop-on-Linux work Sun Acquiring innotek, makers of VirtualBox Zamzar - Free online file conversion Photo management with F-Spot
• February 21, 2008
• 1:34

  The new CastaBlasta launches!

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)
  

  We are so excited to tell everyone we couldn’t help ourselves! Bryan, John and Chris are pleased to announce the relaunch of the CastaBlasta podcast.

  The boys mix tech, gaming, science fiction, geek reviews, and amazing stories in a way that’s funnier than it should be in this twice a month Podcast! Get a good dose of top nerdertainment! While sometimes a bit explicit it’s always in good fun.

  If you like The Linux Action Show! and enjoy general geek/nerd topics we invite you to take a listen to CastaBlasta.

  Thanks, from Bryan and Chris!

• February 20, 2008
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 233

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  - Special Guest Brian Bagnall on Lego Mindstorm development, Dann on the eeePC.
• February 13, 2008
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 232

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  - Special Guest Gordon Kruberg - CEO of Gumstix.com, Linc on ossec.net, no BARFs, other goodies.

• February 11, 2008
• 1:00

  All Kinds Of Fail

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter, and Adam Sweet talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes:

  • We review the fish command line shell and wonder whether shells can ever be interesting (1.50) [Tell us about why shells are important, or why no-one should care, or your views on fish at the LugRadio forums]
  • Pimp My LugRadio, the competition to win an Asus Eee PC, approaches its end: get your entries in (something to promote LugRadio) by the 18th of February if you want to win! (9.15)
  • We review the Dell M1330 laptop to see whether it's any good (11.11)
  • Why can't home users get paid support for Linux at a reasonable price? Would it be a good idea for distributors to offer phone support, or is IRC good enough? (23.39) [Do you want phone support? Do your parents? Why won't it work? Discuss on the LugRadio forums]
  • In the second part of the LugRadio Lock-In, we talk about whether distributions should innovate ahead of their upstream projects, or whether new work should happen upstream by default (38.50)
  • We want to hear from you! Get in touch with suggestions for the LugRadio Krypton Factor, if you want to exhibit your project or company, run a BoF, or be part of the crew atLugRadio Live USA, and your ideas for Cool vs. Care (71.01)
  • Words from you: your emails! This week we're talked to (and are talking about) audio prompts, Linux Fest Northwest, jokes about fish (not the shell), the MSI Megabook laptop, Frets on Fire (an open source Guitar Hero clone), Fedora porn sites, PyCon 2008 in the US, buying software, buying Windows, KDE 4 again, and vendor lock-in (74.47)
  • LugRadio Live USA 2008 is now only two months away! Prepare yourselves. And go watch the LRL2008 USA promotional video and post it on your own blog! (87.50)

  If you'd like us to review your project or your product, drop us a line and let us know.

  This episode includes music from Lonely Anger from Dystopian Origins II by natlyea, under a CC-BY licence. Many thanks!

  Thanks to EfficientPC for donating the EEE PC for us to review and then give away in our competition!

• February 10, 2008
• 21:32

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 1 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Nothing says welcome to a new season like 23,000 new Linux desktops in the Philippines, ASUS has some cool new linux desktop models in the works, WE COVER IT! The French fuzz is switching all their desktops from XP to Linux, in a major tip of the hat to The Linux Action Show’s NEW SEASON! Sun is all excited about the new season, so they show it by buying that little software called MySQL, Ubuntu firms up server plans, and yahoo takes a page from the Linux Action Shows new season and ALSO rejects a Microsoft buy out!

  Then we review the Asus eeePC laptop and interview the founder of LinuxGamingWorld.com
  Get your DOT COM on at Godaddy.com: Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!
  
  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This Weeks Links:

  23,000 Linux PCs For Filipino Schools Sun Buys MySQL Ubuntu picks KVM over Xen for virtualization Yahoo’s board set to reject Microsoft
  French paramilitary police migrating 70 000 desktops to Ubuntu Take the Action Survey!

  Be sure to check out CastaBlasta!

  Hey! NOTES:

  1. The Linux Action Show! strongly encourages the OGG format, it is a smaller download, that sounds better!
  

  2. You can find the OGG version of every episode here.
  
  3. Comments for this weeks show can be made in the forum, comments are turned off on the main page, we look forward to hearing from you!

  4. Looking for the HQ version of the show? The High Quality Ogg Feed and the Regular Ogg Feed have been merged into one amazing ACTION feed! The regular OGG feed is now in stereo with a higher bit rate, but with the same great size!

  
  Download The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 1 - OGG
  
• 2:59

  The Linux Action Show! Season 8 Episode 1 - OGG

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  This week on, The Linux Action Show!

  Nothing says welcome to a new season like 23,000 new Linux desktops in the Philippines, ASUS has some cool new linux desktop models in the works, WE COVER IT! The French fuzz is switching all their desktops from XP to Linux, in a major tip of the hat to The Linux Action Show’s NEW SEASON! Sun is all excited about the new season, so they show it by buying that little software called MySQL, Ubuntu firms up server plans, and yahoo takes a page from the Linux Action Shows new season and ALSO rejects a Microsoft buy out!

  Then we review the Asus eeePC laptop and interview the founder of LinuxGamingWorld.com
  Get your DOT COM on at Godaddy.com: Save 10% on any order at GoDaddy.com!
  
  All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

  This Weeks Links:

  23,000 Linux PCs For Filipino Schools Sun Buys MySQL Ubuntu picks KVM over Xen for virtualization Yahoo’s board set to reject Microsoft
  French paramilitary police migrating 70 000 desktops to Ubuntu Take the Action Survey!

• February 06, 2008
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 231

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  - Special Guest Rasterman - E17 and OpenMoko, Pat on the nokia 1970, kino and kdenlive, other stuff - Where is Linc
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 231

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  - Special Guest Rasterman - E17 and OpenMoko, Pat on the nokia 1973, kino and kdenlive, other stuff - Where is Linc
• January 30, 2008
• 16:30

  The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 230

   » ‎ TLLTS (podcast)
  - Special Guest Ilan and Orv from SCALE, all about SCALE, open source in health care, nokia and trolltech. Linc is on!

• January 29, 2008
• 0:03

  The Linux Action Show! Back February 10th

   » ‎ LAS (podcast)

  The Linux Action Show! will return the Sunday February 10th for a whole new season!
  Stay tunned and stay pumped!

  

• January 28, 2008
• 1:00

  One Foot In The Grave

   » ‎ LugRadio (podcast)
  Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Chris Procter and the returning (for one show) Matt Revell, standing in for Adam Sweet, talk about Linux, open source, and all manner of associated things. This show includes:

  • The KDE project have released KDE 4.0, their shiny and rebuilt new version which will take them into the next five years. We've tried it out to see what we think. (2.30) [What did you think of KDE 4.0? Was naming it 4.0 the right decision? Let us know on the LugRadio forums]
  • In the first of a two-part interview, we talk to Aaron Seigo and Will Stephenson of the KDE project, live from the KDE 4.0 release event in Mountain View. They tell us about how the event's going: Aaron will also be on the next show to respond to our reviews and concerns about KDE 4.0 (22.46)
  • In the final LugRadio Top Trumps, Jono gives his scores in the five criteria that we think define the reasons why people are interested in Linux. With extra bonus scores from Matt! (29.17) [How do you score? Tell us, or tell us what the criteria should have been, on the forums]
  • Lots of things from all of you. We're pointed at fish, a replacement command-line shell to use instead of bash. K3B plays fanfares when you manage to burn a CD, and we talk about audio alerts being integrated into the desktop. Aq gets shoed about buying a proprietary laptop and loses his temper, as someone writes in to say that their laptop worked perfectly. People have been happily using the new Nokia N810, and we've got a review of it sent in to us. The LugRadio forums have been discussing KDE 4.0 and their approach of naming it 4.0 even though it's still in development, in advance of our review of the same. (55.22)
  • We're asked what would make us leave the world of free software. A forums post asked the question, and we take this opportunity to answer.