Linux Saloon 122 | Linux Mint 22
Linux Mint has been a community favorite since the beginning and we are going to visit the latest offering "Wilma". Since Mint has been one
Category: Podcasts
381: How the World was CrowdStruck and where have all the Tech Jobs gone?
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273: Linux Mint 22, COSMIC Desktop on Pop!_OS, Gaming Distros, & more Linux news
This week in Linux we got a ton of distro releases to talk about. Linux Mint 22 is now available as well as a new
Linux Saloon 121 | News Flight Night
We are chock full of all sorts of Tech News to chat about! I doubt we will get through all that is planned but no
380: Microsoft shows Apple some love by selecting iPhones for employees
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272: Linux 6.10, Windows Global Outage, openSUSE Brand Drama, GNOME Director Leaves & more Linux news
This week in Linux, there was a brand new version of the Linux kernel. Windows users have suffered a massive outage that continues to cause
Linux Saloon 120 | Screen Recording Software
Today the discussion will focus on applications we use to do screen recording. There are lots of options out there everything from the heavyweight, OBS
93: Blender Woes and Keyboard Pros
Join us for laughs and tech talk on Linux Out Loud! We dive into 3D printing mishaps, programmable LEDs, and the latest in gaming. Get
379: Tech That Slipped Through Our Fingers
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271: Fedora Metrics & Wayland, Zed IDE, GNOME finally revamping Extensions site, & more Linux news
This week in Linux, Fedora announced some plans for future releases that may be controversial. There’s a new IDE available for Linux that might turn