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    Late Night Linux Family All Episodes

    All episodes from Late Night Linux, Linux Dev Time, Linux After Dark, 2.5 Admins, Hybrid Cloud Show, and Ask The Hosts.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 81 Jan 21, 2020
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    The death of Windows 7 presents yet another opportunity for the wide adoption of Linux on the desktop. Is that just wishful thinking? Plus Y2K comes back, bad news for Mozilla, a great new Nexcloud release, and more in the news.

    News

    Y2020

    Mozilla Lays off 70 people

    PinePhones Shipping

    Nextcloud Hub now with KItinerary

    KDE Korner

    KUserFeedback with a bit more detail

    Plasma 5.18 LTS Beta

    Admin

    Joe’s Brunch With Brent

    Graham talking about synths on Jupiter Extras

    Linux as a replacement for Windows 7

    Now that support for Windows 7 has ended, should we be advising people to change to Linux? Are we actually doing that?

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    CDN77

    This episode is sponsored by CDN77. Trusted by the European Space Agency, CDN77 supports the latest tech innovations and provides fast, secure and reliable content delivery solutions all around the world.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 80 Jan 07, 2020
    Show notes

    It’s officially the future so we look back at our predictions from last year and make some new ones for 2020.

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    Entroware

    This episode is sponsored by Entroware. They are a UK-based company who sells computers with Ubuntu and Ubuntu MATE preinstalled. They have configurable laptops, desktops and servers to suit a wide range of Linux users. Check them out and don’t forget to mention us at checkout if you buy one of their great machines.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 79 Dec 24, 2019
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    It’s almost Christmas so it’s time to look back at 2019 and talk about some of the news stories that shaped the year.

    January

    Amazon launches Mongo-compatible DocumentDB

    MongoDB removed from major distros

    February

    Redis Labs raises $60 million for its NoSQL database

    Redis Labs changes its open-source license — again

    March

    Google launches game streaming service called Stadia

    LVFS joins Linux Foundation

    April

    UBports Foundation finally created

    Ubuntu 19.04 ‘Disco Dingo’ Released with New Features

    May

    Announcing WSL 2

    Introducing Windows Terminal

    June

    Raspberry Pi 4 released

    July

    Fuchsia gets a website

    August

    Xfce 4.14 released

    exFAT in the Linux kernel? Yes!

    September

    Richard Stallman resigns from the FSF

    Richard Stallman resigns from MIT

    Stallman intends to keep leading GNU

    October

    Ubuntu 19.10 released

    Will has left Canonical

    November

    Google gives most Chromebooks an extra year of software support

    Google Stadia will be missing many features for Monday’s launch

    December

    Canonical announces Ubuntu Pro for Amazon Web Services

    Microsoft Teams is now available on Linux

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    CDN77

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 78 Dec 10, 2019
    Show notes

    Chrome OS is by far the most popular Linux-based desktop OS and we find out if that top spot is deserved. Plus Ubuntu, Zorin, Firefox, Kali, and more in the news.

    News

    Ubuntu Pro

    64-bit Ubuntu now works on Pi 4

    The Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Pre-release Survey

    First Ever Release of Ubuntu Cinnamon Distribution is Finally Here!

    Zorin OS Responds to Privacy Concerns

    Firefox 71

    Kali Linux 2019.4 released with Xfce by default

    KDE Korner

    Kontributing to KDE is even easier than you kThink

    Chrome OS

    Joe has been playing with a “new” Chromebook. We discuss how this hugely popular Linux-based desktop OS compares to proper distros.

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    Entroware

    This episode is sponsored by Entroware. They are a UK-based company who sells computers with Ubuntu and Ubuntu MATE preinstalled. They have configurable laptops, desktops and servers to suit a wide range of Linux users. Check them out and don’t forget to mention us at checkout if you buy one of their great machines.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 77 Nov 26, 2019
    Show notes

    What does a long-term Linux user think of macOS? We ask Will. Plus gaming, Google, the PInephone, and KDE in the news.

    News

    Google Kills Cloud Print

    Google plans to offer bank accounts next year

    Steam’s Remote Play Together is out of beta

    Half-Life: Alyx Releasing In March 2020 With Linux Support

    PINEPHONE – “BraveHeart” Limited Edition Linux SmartPhone for early adopters

    KDE Korner

    KDE Neon snapcraft extension

    KDE looking to hire an experienced project manager (PDF)

    Admin

    Joe on Linux Lads

    Two weeks with macOS

    Will’s new job means that he’s now using a Mac every day. How does macOS compare to Linux?

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    CDN77

    This episode is sponsored by CDN77. Trusted by the European Space Agency, CDN77 supports the latest tech innovations and provides fast, secure and reliable content delivery solutions all around the world.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 76 Nov 12, 2019
    Show notes

    We find out what Ubuntu 19.10 is like on the Raspberry Pi 4, and then take it too far. Plus plenty of news, Graham channelling Vangelis, and something about KDE.

    News

    LinuxApp Summit Kicks Off

    Site Kit is now available for all WordPress sites

    Google open source VR SDK

    The downside of Ubiquiti network gear

    Linux Foundation introduces telemetry policy

    Microsoft to offer Defender for Linux next year

    Microsoft confirms new browser is coming to Linux

    Ubuntu 19.10 on the Pi 4

    Joe and Graham have been playing with Ubuntu on the Pi 4

    Install Xubuntu 19.10 on a Raspberry Pi 4

    Roadmap for Ubuntu official support for the Raspberry Pi 4

    KDE Korner

    Indian Newspaper Switches 100% FOSS

    KItinary into the browser a la Google Now

    And finally… Getting stuff fixed

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    Entroware

    This episode is sponsored by Entroware. They are a UK-based company who sells computers with Ubuntu and Ubuntu MATE preinstalled. They have configurable laptops, desktops and servers to suit a wide range of Linux users. Check them out and don’t forget to mention us at checkout if you buy one of their great machines.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 75 Oct 29, 2019
    Show notes

    Will tells us why he left his job as Director of Ubuntu Desktop, KDE Korner, and a mixed bag of news.

    News

    The BBC has joined the dark web

    Startpage bought by an Ad Company

    Gitlab planned to introduce telemetry, then changed their minds

    GNOME fights patent troll

    Firefox 70 released

    KDE Korner

    Akademy vids are out, Plasma Mobile catchups, KItinerary extractors again & The cashew is no more

    Will leaves Canonical

    Will tells us why he has left his job as Director of Ubuntu Desktop and where he’s going next.

    Admin

    OggCamp panel recording

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    CDN77

    This episode is sponsored by CDN77. Trusted by the European Space Agency, CDN77 supports the latest tech innovations and provides fast, secure and reliable content delivery solutions all around the world.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 74 Oct 15, 2019
    Show notes

    Blender is one of the flagship professional FOSS tools and we talk to one of its senior devs. Plus the dangers of SaaS, Ubuntu 19.10, RISC-V, KDE Korner, and more.

    News

    Software as a Service Dangers

    Adobe backtracks, will refund customers after cancelling their accounts

    Ubuntu 19.10 coming this week

    Chromium will be a snap

    ARM reacts to RISC-V

    What’s going on with WhatFreeWords?

    KDE Korner

    HiDPI, Plasma Mobile, Apps apps apps and more Apps, Linux App Summit schedule is out, Speeding up plasma and the road to frameworks 6

    Admin

    Come to OggCamp!

    OggCamp panel questions

    Campbell Barton from Blender

    Blender developer Campbell Barton joins Joe. Check out the Blender news site, the Blender user and developer chat, and their Discourse forum.

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    Entroware

    This episode is sponsored by Entroware. They are a UK-based company who sells computers with Ubuntu and Ubuntu MATE preinstalled. They have configurable laptops, desktops and servers to suit a wide range of Linux users. Check them out and don’t forget to mention us at checkout if you buy one of their great machines.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 73 Oct 01, 2019
    Show notes

    Félim’s near death experience leads to a conversation about our home network setups. In the news: rms quits, Linux audio improvements, home directories as a file, KDE Korner, and more.

    News

    rms has left the building

    FSF Award Nominations [Guess who’s now eligible to be nominated]

    New webpage for Plasma Desktop, Plasma 5.17beta / 5.18 two weeks away, Kate’s External Tools Plugin, Akademy and adopted GitLab, KItinerary Extractor

    Pulse Dolby Support

    Reinventing Home Dirs

    Admin

    OggCamp panel questions

    Home Networks

    Félim recently had to redo his home network so we talk about our various setups.

    Digital Ocean

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    CDN77

    This episode is sponsored by CDN77. Trusted by the European Space Agency, CDN77 supports the latest tech innovations and provides fast, secure and reliable content delivery solutions all around the world.

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    Late Night Linux – Episode 72 Sep 15, 2019
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    It’s been another busy couple of weeks so we talk about the news including new GNOME, Linux on phones, and Windows catching up with us.

    News

    GNOME 3.34 Released

    Kirogi.org, Kate planning & Kate in the Windows Store, POC KDE PIM Online Accounts with some PIM News and KDE Goals

    PinePhone Developer PreOrders

    Librem 5 Shipping Announcement

    Fairphone 3 gets perfect score from iFixit

    Mumble 1.3 Released

    Firefox 69 released and looks good

    Test Pilot Is Back

    Sunsetting Python 2

    Manjaro is taking the next step

    Brexit bastards want our data

    Windows gains major desktop Linux feature

    Admin

    Come to OggCamp and/or submit your questions for the podcast panel

    Digital Ocean

    This episode is sponsored by Digital Ocean. Go to do.co/lnl and get started with $50 of credit. Digital Ocean provides virtual private servers all over the world with full root access starting at $5 per month, and other great features like block storage and load balancers.

    Entroware

    This episode is sponsored by Entroware. They are a UK-based company who sells computers with Ubuntu and Ubuntu MATE preinstalled. They have configurable laptops, desktops and servers to suit a wide range of Linux users. Check them out and don’t forget to mention us at checkout if you buy one of their great machines.

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