Author: Michael Tunnell

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”63″] On this episode of This Week in Linux, we take a look at some new app releases from Emacs, OBS Studio,

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”62″] On this episode of This Week in Linux, we have a ton of stuff to talk about like Fedora’s announcement of

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”61″] On this episode of This Week in Linux, I’m sick but I am making the show anyway because I am passionate

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”60″] On this episode of This Week in Linux, we check out some new releases from MATE, Firefox, OpenShot, KDE Falkon, Samba,

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”59″] On this episode of This Week in Linux, we’ll talk about some big releases from the GNOME desktop environment, Sway window

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”58″] On this episode of This Week in Linux. We talk about the latest release of man-pages 5.0, Wireshark 3.0, Minetest 5.0,

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”57″] On this episode of This Week in Linux, every now and then we cover something from the project that this show

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”56″] On this episode of This Week in Linux, an Arbitrary Code Execution vulnerability was found in the Linux Kernel but it

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”55″] OBS Studio, Compiz 0.9, Ubuntu, Debian, MX Linux, runc Flaw, Windows 95 App | This Week in Linux 55 On this