Linux Saloon 70: South East Linux Fest 2023
Linux Saloon was LIVE from South East Linux Fest using the Ask Noah equipment for the stream. Being completely unqualified to run the thing, Noah
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Explaining Linux Family Trees: Why Are There So Many Linux Distros?
Are you new to Linux and looking for a distro? You may see various confusing terms like Fork, Flavor or Remix when choosing a distro.
Linux Saloon 69: Self-Hosting Our Own Robot Overlords
This Open Mic Night acted as a carryover from last week’s Application Appetizer just a bit as we had some extensive conversation about VIM. Colin
Linux Saloon 68: VIM, openSUSE, KDE Plasma, Computer Stickers, Smartphones, Browsers
This Open Mic Night acted as a carryover from last week’s Application Appetizer just a bit as we had some extensive conversation about VIM. Colin
Linux Saloon 66: IPP, SELF, Framework, Linux Kernel 6.3, SBCs Passwordless Login
With this news flight night, we took topics from around the web and sprinkled in a lot of tangentially related conversation. Regardless of the Internet
Linux Saloon 65: Linux Mint 21.1
Out discussion around Linux Mint 21.1 was pretty incredible. The Linux Mint user experience, although mixed, depending on hardware, was very positive. Zeb joined the
Linux Saloon 64: PCLinuxOS, Solus, Touchscreens, BTRFS, backups
On this #OpenMicNight we had a wide array of subjects we discussed, largely derived from the weekly StrawPolls. It was also great to have Peter
Linux Saloon 63: Application Potluck, Tagger, Tesseract, exiftool, Stacer
On this Application “potluck” we talked about some applications that we enjoy using. The best part about these episodes is that we all can try
Linux Saloon 60: Open Mic Night, Qr Codes, Messaging Platforms, Linux Hardware
This Open Mic Night was kicked off talking about how Aris is using a QR code to make it easy for guests log onto his
60: Private Cloud Strikes Back
The hosts get together to discuss the apparent growth trend of Private Cloud, to us it sounds like a combination of cost savings, Edge computing