102: The Mythical New Linux Users
In Linux Out Loud episode 102, the hosts discuss the existence of new Linux users and the impact of atypical content creators. Bash scripting and
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397: AI will Hug Your Face plus Android Fake Call Hacks
On this weeks episode we’re going to discuss open source robotics and what the future holds in store for us. Welcome to Destination Linux, where
286: Valve talks Anti-Cheat, RHEL 10 Beta, Mozilla is doing what now & more Linux news
This week in Linux, we’ve got a response from Valve on the recent Anti Cheat issues. Red Hat has announced the release of RHEL 9.5
396: Full Court WordPress on WP Engine
On this week’s episode, WordPress goes completely scorched-earth nuclear? Or are they just doing what’s right? This is people’s court, and you will decide. Or
285: LXQt desktop, GIMP 3.0, Manjaro Data Collection & more Linux news
This week in Linux, we’ve got a lot of good news with a new release of the LXQt desktop environment, a new accessory from Raspberry
101: Fedora Surprises and Nostalgic Delights
In Linux Out Loud episode 101, the hosts mix nostalgia with tech upgrades! Matt dives into retro gaming with his Alienware Alpha, sparking laughs, while
Manjaro plans to do Data Collection ► Ethical Opt-Out Possible?
Manjaro has announced they are testing a new data collection tool for their system and well its started a bit of a controversy. So let’s
Geckium makes your Firefox look like Google Chrome from 2008 (because we can!)
Geckium is the perfect tool for anyone who wants to make Firefox look like Google Chrome from back in the day, as far back as
284: Fedora 41 Released, TUXEDO OS 4, Thunderbird for Android & more Linux news
This week in Linux, we have new distro releases from Fedora Linux, TUXEDO Computers, and the Raspberry Pi crew. Then we’re going to take a
EA blocks Linux from Apex Legends, claims Linux is more for cheaters than gamers
EA Games has officially removed Linux support for Apex Legends, and the decision has left players outraged. In this video, we dive into why EA