271: GNOME 42 & Our Open Source Android App Picks
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we’re going to be talking about running open source on your mobile device. Our love for open-source doesn’t just
Tag: Linux Desktop
Linux Saloon 12: News Flight Night
Welcome to Linux Saloon a place to discuss tech, open source and where Linux is always on Tap. Tonight we covered topics in the news
Linux Saloon 11: Early Edition
Welcome to Linux Saloon a place to discuss tech, open source and where Linux is always on Tap. Eric Adams was at the helm of
270: System76 Interview with Emma Marshall
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we’re going to be talking with Emma Marshall from System76. Then we’re going to check out a new RISC
Linux Saloon 10: Slackware Linux
Welcome to Linux Saloon a place to discuss tech, open source and where Linux is always on Tap Slackware is a Linux distribution created by
Linux Saloon 9: AppImageLauncher
Welcome to Linux Saloon a place to discuss tech, open source and where Linux is always on Tap. This is our first Application Appetizer at
268: Free As In Freedom Not Free As In Beer
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we’re going to be discussing the phrase of “Free As In Freedom, Not Free As In Beer”. Is it okay for developers to charge for their work? Then we’re going to take a look at a new partnership Canonical has with Vodafone. Plus we’ve also got our famous tips, […]
Linux Saloon 8: Open Mic Night
Welcome to Linux Saloon a place to discuss tech, open source and where Linux is always on Tap. This is our first open mic night
267: Are Specialty Distros Bad For Linux?
This week’s episode of Destination Linux, we’re going to be discussing specialty distros and the role they play in the Linux ecosystem. Are specialty distros a good thing or should they not exist? Then we’re going to take a look at some interesting Intel news regarding Intel buying Linutronix. Plus we’ve also got our famous […]
Linux Saloon 7: Void Linux
Welcome to Linux Saloon a place to discuss tech, open source and where Linux is always on Tap. Void Linux is an independent Linux distribution