353: Interview with Mark Shuttleworth at the Ubuntu Summit
On this episode of Destination Linux (353), Mark Shuttleworth joins us for an interview at the Ubuntu Summit to discuss Ubuntu, Ubuntu Summit, AI, the
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Linux Saloon 96 | Linux Distributions in Review 2023
Tonight is we will be reviewing the various Linux distributions we explored in 2023. This will be a look back and see if there is
Zorin OS 17 Pro First LOOK: New Features, & More!
Dasgeek dives into Zorin OS 17 Pro, the ULTIMATE alternative! Performance boost, a stunning 3D Spatial Desktop, & a pro-grade creative suite are just a
80: Ready for an Upgrade
In episode 80 of Linux Out Loud, we discuss various topics. We talk about monitor setups and the importance of comfort and ergonomics. We explore
352: Interview with Randy Packer of DreamWorks, Open Sourcing MoonRay
On this episode of Destination Linux (352), we have another awesome interview lined up for you. Michael sits down with Randy Packer, from DreamWorks, to
Linux Saloon 95 | Applications in Review 2023
Tonight is we will be reviewing the many applications we discussed in 2023. How many are we still using? How many have we forgotten about
247: Manjaro 23.1, COSMIC Desktop, Fedora Asahi, Zorin 17, AlmaLinux, & more Linux news
On this episode of TWIL (247), we’ve got new distro releases to stuff your Christmas stockings with from Manjaro, Zorin 17 and AlmaLinux. Fedora has
351: Interview with Till Kamppeter & Michael Sweet of OpenPrinting, Making Linux Printing Just Work
On this episode of Destination Linux (351), we have an awesome interview lined up for you. We are being joined by 2 members of the
246: Linux Mint, Debian, Security Flaws, Linux Blue Screen of Death, Nextcloud & more Linux news
On this episode of TWIL (246), we’ve got new releases from Linux Mint, systemd, Debian and more. We’ve also got some new security stories to
Linux Saloon 94 | News and Discussion 2023 Year in Review
Tonight is we will be reviewing the many news and discussion topics from 2023. With all the tech developments this year, how many were really