396: Full Court WordPress on WP Engine
On this week’s episode, WordPress goes completely scorched-earth nuclear? Or are they just doing what’s right? This is people’s court, and you will decide. Or
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285: LXQt desktop, GIMP 3.0, Manjaro Data Collection & more Linux news
This week in Linux, we’ve got a lot of good news with a new release of the LXQt desktop environment, a new accessory from Raspberry
101: Fedora Surprises and Nostalgic Delights
In Linux Out Loud episode 101, the hosts mix nostalgia with tech upgrades! Matt dives into retro gaming with his Alienware Alpha, sparking laughs, while
395: Interview with Artyom Zorin of Zorin OS
On this weeks episode we’re going to be interviewing Artyom Zorin of Zorin OS! Welcome to Destination Linux, where we discuss the latest news, hot
284: Fedora 41 Released, TUXEDO OS 4, Thunderbird for Android & more Linux news
This week in Linux, we have new distro releases from Fedora Linux, TUXEDO Computers, and the Raspberry Pi crew. Then we’re going to take a
394: Meta’s Open Source AI in question, is this a Ploopy Situation?
On this weeks episode, we’re going to put Meta and Nvidia’s open source claims to the test. Welcome to Destination Linux, where we discuss the
283: Linux removes Russian maintainers, System76 ARM Desktop, New Raspberry Pi Hardware & more Linux news
This week in Linux, the Linux kernel has some more drama to talk about this time related to International Sanctions of all things. We’ve also
100: Rage Buys & Retro Vibes, 100 Episodes Strong
In Linux Out Loud episode 100, the hosts celebrate with a lively mix of tech talk, from Nate’s six-monitor setup to Matt’s new laptop rage
393: Review of Ubuntu 24.10 and 20 YEARS of Ubuntu!
On this weeks episode we’re going to give our takes on the latest release of Ubuntu, does the Oracular Oriole take flight or crash into
282: Ubuntu Flavours, Android running Linux apps, Inkscape, Rocky Linux from CIQ & more Linux news
This week in Linux, we’re going to talk about the 24.10 release of all of the Ubuntu Flavours. Google seems to be doing some work