Linux Saloon 116 | News Flight Night – Second Helping
Last week we didn't get through much of any of the wagon full of tech, open source and Linux news topics. Like last week, I
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267: Raspberry Pi IPO, Tuxedo Snapdragon Laptop, Valve Lawsuit, openSUSE Leap & more Linux news
This week in Linux we saw some big releases from openSUSE, Mozilla, and more. We’re also going to take a look at a new prototype
374: Kaspersky for Linux but Do We Really Need Antivirus? Truth Revealed!
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266: Future of KDE, Kali Linux, Kaspersky Virus Removal & more Linux news
This Week in Linux, we’ve got some exciting updates to share with you, from the growth of Linux in the gaming world to many new
Linux Saloon 115 | News Flight Night
Tonight we have a wagon full of topics to talk about. I'm not confident we will get to all of them, at all but I
90: Technical Overhead
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373: Controlling Devices with Your FACE & IBM listens to us about Watson AI
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265: KDE Plasma 6.1 Beta, /e/OS, 15,000 Games for Steam Deck, Linux Laptops & more Linux news
This week in Linux was jam packed so we have news from distros, desktop environments and even some brand new Linux laptops hitting the market.
372: Microsoft’s AI Recall is Creepy! Winamp is opening their source code?
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264: Ubuntu going Wayland for NVIDIA, Firefox’s Future, GNOME 5 Year Strat & more Linux news
This week’s episode, we’re going to be taking a look into the crystal ball of Linux, and we’re going to be seeing into the future