Tag: Linux

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”26″] Facebook is still under fire for privacy violations but Mozilla is trying to help users mitigate these issues with their new

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”25″] Krita 4.0 was released bringing a lot of great performance improvements and features. LG open sourced the Linux-based webOS. We’ll talk

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”24″] We’ll check out the release notes for GNOME 3.28, Firefox 59, HexChat, MX Linux, Netrunner, LibreELEC, Sparky Linux and more. There’s

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”23″] We’ve got some new releases from Bleachbit, KDE Falkon, Albert (the keyboard launcher), Caprine (desktop app for Facebook messenger), and more.

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”22″] Signal got a massive donation from the Co-Founder of WhatsApp, Flameshot: a new screenshot tool is pretty slick. We take a

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”21″] We’ve got a lot of distro news from Ubuntu, Solus, Fedora, Linux Lite and more. We’ll take a look at some

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”20″] We got a new Linux kernel, new updates from LibreOffice, Nextcloud, VLC and more. We also saw some hardware announcements from

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”19″] Ubuntu disabled downloads for the 17.10 ISO. We’ll talk about why and what is being done to solve it. We’ll check

[tdpodcast mode=”ytembed” podcast=”thisweekinlinux” episode=”18″] On this episode of This Week in Linux, we talk about the recent FCC decision to rollback Net Neutrality Rules. We