337: Birthday Presents and Bad Transitions
On this episode of Destination Linux (337), we discuss a piece of Linux hardware that’s got all of us drooling. Then we’re going to discuss
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231: Bodhi Linux, Kali Linux, LibreOffice, GNOME, KDE & more Linux news!
On This Week in Linux (231), we’ve got a jam-packed show for you. Libre Office 7.6 and Bodhi Linux 7.0 have been announced. Hold onto
336: TikTok’s Last Dance in Montana: What This Means For Social Media
On this episode of Destination Linux (336), we discuss Montana banning TikTok and what this means for our community. Is this a privacy guru’s dream
230: Debian Turns 30, Win Framework Laptop from KDE, New Linux Tablet & more Linux news!
On this episode of This Week in Linux (230), want to win a Framework laptop? Well if you have some wallpaper making skills then KDE
335: Rolling on Ubuntu with Rhino Linux
On this episode of Destination Linux (335), we discuss a rolling Ubuntu based distribution with Rhino Linux and we give some tips for screen recording
229: Rolling Ubuntu Distro, New CPU Flaws, Linux Mint Gets EDGEy & more Linux news!
On this episode of This Week in Linux (229), we’re going to take a look at a new rolling release distro based on Ubuntu. Linux
334: Trying To Make Open Source Illegal?!
On this episode of Destination Linux (334), we discuss some trying to make make open source illegal. No, we’re not making this up, there are
228: Fedora Asahi, GNOME Tiling, KDE Plasma 6, systemd, Zorin, Inkscape & more Linux news!
On this episode of This Week in Linux, Asahi Linux announced a major change with a new flagship distro for using Linux on Apple Silicon.
Interview with Mark Shuttleworth, CEO of Canonical & Founder of Ubuntu
Mark Shuttleworth joins us on the Destination Linux podcast for an in-depth interview. Mark Shuttleworth is the Founder and CEO of Canonical, the company behind
333: Linux Desktop Marketshare Increases & RHEL’s Attack of the Clones
Download as MP3 On this episode of Destination Linux (333), AlmaLinux is making some waves in the Enterprise Linux world. Linux desktop marketshare has broken