“Is Arch Linux stable?”, explaining Linux with Rolling Release vs Stable Release
Is Arch Linux stable? Well… yes and no. It all depends on what you mean by “stable.” In this video, we break down the different
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408: Open Source in Hollywood! Jill shares her story about animating for movies
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106: Arch Redemption, Fedora Debates, and Hardware Mishaps
In Linux Out Loud episode 106, the hosts dive into MacOS frustrations, hardware upgrades, and Linux experiments! Nate battles a Framework fan repair gone wrong,
Greg KH on Rust in the Kernel: “Why Wouldn’t We Want That?”
Greg Kroah-Hartman’s support for Rust in the Linux kernel. As one of the most influential maintainers, Greg KH argues that Rust can eliminate many common
OBS Issues Legal Threats to Fedora Linux—Here’s What’s Happening
OBS just dropped a legal threat against Fedora Linux, and the drama is heating up! 🚨 What went wrong, and why is OBS calling Fedora’s
407: Most Private & Secure Browsers, plus Freedesktop.org in a Funding Crisis
This week we are going to discuss what browser and search engine should Linux users trust? Welcome to Destination Linux, where we discuss the latest
Reacting to SAMTIME’s Linux Journey… this Linux user has some thoughts
The YouTuber SamTime has made some videos about switching to Linux or trying to switch to Linux. The second one says trying to switch to
406: CubicleNate of Linux Out Loud joins to talk openSUSE, Open AI, and more!
This week we have a special guest joining us, CubicleNate and we’re going to be talking about his almost unhealthy obsession with openSUSE. Welcome to
Apex Legends blocks Linux, claims “meaningful reduction” in cheating
EA’s back in the news this week with some updates from Apex Legends. They released a video. We’re going to react to the video and
This tiny Linux kernel tweak could SAVE 30% on Power Use for Datacenters!
Computer hardware is always getting faster and more powerful. With each new generation we get more cores, more bandwidth, and just… more power. The more