221: Debian Survey, State of Solus, Docker Drama, Halo, and more Linux news!
On this episode of This Week in Linux, Bloomberg launches and Open Source funding initiative, Docker rolls back their blunder for Free Teams on Docker
Author: Michael Tunnell
319: Privately Browse The Web3 With Mullvad Browser
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we will be discussing Tor and Mullvad teaming up to bring you a new privacy oriented browser. Plus, we
220: GNOME 44, Kali Linux, Red Hat 30 Years, Ubuntu Cinnamon, Trisquel 11 & more Linux news!
On this episode of This Week in Linux, we talk about my SCALE 20x Experience, the release of GNOME 44, Red Hat celebrating their 30th
318: Cloud Repatriation & Framework Laptops Go Next Level!
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we will be discussing cloud and server repatriation. Then we’re going to show you why the Framework laptop is
317: Home Automation with Home Assistant Plus New Alternative to ChatGPT
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we will be discussing building an automated home, the open source way. Then we discuss an alternative to ChatGPT
316: Running at SCALE 20x Plus Nord VPN Goes Open Source
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we will be discussing our adventures at the Southern California Linux Expo, SCaLE 20x, and sharing some behind the
219: Linux 6.2, Mesa 23, GNOME 44, blendOS, Solus, and more Linux news!
On this episode of This Week in Linux, we’ll take a look at some core news for the Linux kernel itself and the Mesa graphics
315: Linux 6.2, AI Robot Wrestling, & We’re Going to SCALE
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we will be discussing Linux Kernel 6.2 and all it’s glorious wonder. Then we talk about open source wrestling
My First Time At The Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 19x)
SCALE or the Southern California Linux Expo is an annual conference that takes place in the Los Angeles area. SCALE 19x (July 2022) was the
314: Can Linux Get Viruses? plus Ubuntu Flavours Removing Flatpaks
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we will be discussing what makes Linux secure? Then we talk about Flatpaks getting their eviction papers in Ubuntu