345: Is Windows Switching to Linux? plus Nvidia’s ARM CPU to Rival Intel and AMD
On this episode of Destination Linux (345), we’re going to discuss the next generation of Windows and it might even be Linux based? Then we’re
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344: Ubuntu 23.10 Review, Did Canonical Get Their Groove Back?
On this episode of Destination Linux (344), we’re reviewing the latest release of Ubuntu, Ubuntu 23.10 or Mantic Minotaur, we’ll discuss its improvements and new
343: GNOME’s X-odus Removing X11 & No More P@ssw0rd5?
On this episode of Destination Linux (343), we’re covering the future of X11, is it time to say goodbye, and how GNOME might be leading
342: Whoa there openSUSE! Slow ya roll
On this episode of Destination Linux (342), we’ll be diving into the world of rolling release distributions and exploring the latest developments in foldable laptops.
341: Keeping Our Eyes on the Pi’s, the Raspberry Pi 5
On this episode of Destination Linux (341), we cover various topics ranging from changes in Linux kernel support policies to the upcoming Raspberry Pi 5.
340: Open Source AI from Fujitsu & AI Tools added to Nextcloud
On this episode of Destination Linux (340), Fujitsu makes some cool advances in AI for Open Source Software. Then we’re going to discuss a major
339: There’s No Place Like GNOME
On this episode of Destination Linux (338), we discuss GNOME’s changes for Extensions and the challenges facing users and developers. We also check out news
338: Reverse Psychology Tech Support
On this episode of Destination Linux (338), we deep dive a community feedback that takes us into encrpytion, learning the cli, and containerization. Then we’re
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
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