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When it comes to collaboration workflows, Amolith dislikes the pull request model that GitHub made popular and much prefers the email/patch-based approach. Kevin does his best to get to the bottom of why, and Joe wonders if it might come down to disliking Microsoft. Your GitHub pull request workflow is slowing everyone down Graphite... Read More

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Dec 31, 2023

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Open source professionals Martin Wimpress, Hayden Barnes and Gary Kramlich join Joe for relaxed discussions in their downtime. From working in the industry and progressing your career, to managing a project’s community, and beyond.

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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 03: Asteroid OS 1.0 and openSUSE Leap 15. Asteroid OS Florent Revest talks about the recent release of Asteroid OS, the open source operating system for smartwatches. openSUSE Leap 15 Richard Brown talks about the recent openSUSE Leap 15 release. by Linux Dev Time
43 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 20: In this community meetup recording, we discuss how far we are all willing to go to support people who we switch to Linux. Linode Simplify your cloud infrastructure with Linode’s Linux virtual machines and develop, deploy, by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 14: Joe is joined by Alan Pope – Developer Advocate at Canonical working on Snapcraft & Ubuntu to talk about Snaps. The PR problem, the non-free element, security, speed issues, and even some positive stuff. Honest. by Linux Dev Time
27 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 06: LNL Extra is back! Joe is joined by Michael Hall to talk about his experiences of converting conferences to online events. Check out Michael’s blog post about the subject here and follow him on Twitter and visit his website. by Linux Dev Time
23 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 04: It’s the last episode of LNLE. At least for the time being. GIMP 2.10 Jehan Pagès spoke about the latest major release of GIMP, but forgot to plug the film that he’s working on called ZeMarmot. Bad News This is the last episode of Late Night Linu... by Linux Dev Time
22 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 09: Kyle returns again, this time to address some of the feedback we have received from previous episodes, and to talk about his brief experiences with Pop!_OS. Kyle mentioned f.lux and Winamp. See our contact page for ways to get in touch. by Linux Dev Time
23 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 16: In the latest community meetup recording we discuss the best distros for low end and high end hardware. Check out the 2.5 Admins podcast. See our contact page for ways to get in touch. See the RSS Feeds page for ways to subscribe to the show. by Linux Dev Time
19 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 26: Joe talks to Chris and Gary about their homelab setups, their use of the cloud, and how it all ties together with WireGuard. CBT Nuggets This episode is sponsored by CBT Nuggets – training for IT professionals or anyone looking to build IT skills. by Linux Dev Time
17 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 05: It’s the OggCamp 2018 live show! Joe is joined by Jon Spriggs, Martin Wimpress, Dan Lynch, and Dave Lee at OggCamp. We spoke about spreading the word about collaboration culture, and how we rationalise using proprietary solutions over open ones. by Linux Dev Time
55 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 10: The Raspberry Pi 400 is here! Joe is joined by Jim Salter from Ars Technica and 2.5 Admins to discuss his initial impressions, and then Martin Wimpress to talk about Ubuntu Desktop and Ubuntu MATE on the Pi 400 and Pi 4. by Linux Dev Time
28 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 15: In this recording from the second community meetup we talk about why we use our particular distros including Mint, Manjaro and Solus, and hear from a WSL user who’s relatively new to Linux. Datadog This episode is sponsored by Datadog – the unified... by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 18: The importance of open source vs open standards, and the best way to move beyond the Linux desktop into servers and headless boxes. Keep an eye on this page for details of the next community meetup. Linode Simplify your cloud infrastructure with Li... by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 07: Joe is joined by Kyle, a technical Windows user who cares about privacy and security. He tried Linux but didn’t stick with it. We try to get to the bottom of why that happened. See our contact page for ways to get in touch. by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 31: Joe is joined by Alyssa Rosenzweig, a graphics developer who’s passionate about software freedom and leads the Panfrost and Asahi graphics drivers, about porting Linux to the M1 Macs. Gary, Chris and Dalton haven’t disappeared. by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 08: Kyle returns, this time to talk to Joe about his experiences with Xubuntu. See our contact page for ways to get in touch. See the RSS Feeds page for ways to subscribe to the show. by Linux Dev Time
23 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 24: Joe is joined by Chris and Gary to discuss how we got into Linux around a decade ago, and what would be different for someone getting into it these days. CBT Nuggets This episode is sponsored by CBT Nuggets – training for IT professionals or anyo... by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 13: What’s likely to happen over the next year in open source, how we evaluate the security and privacy of distros, and more in this recording of the first LNL community meetup. Datadog This episode is sponsored by Datadog – the unified monitoring and ... by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 28: Gary, Chris, and Joe are joined by Dalton to discuss whether platforms really matter in an age where they all offer so much choice with Virtualization, WSL, proton, and cloud desktops etc. CBT Nuggets This episode is sponsored by CBT Nuggets – trai... by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 21: In this community meetup recording, we discuss the realities of using a FOSS-only phone. Linode Simplify your cloud infrastructure with Linode’s Linux virtual machines and develop, deploy, and scale your modern applications faster and more easily. by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 29: Gary, Chris, Dalton, and Joe discuss reporting bugs, why we don’t always do it, and why we really should. CBT Nuggets This episode is sponsored by CBT Nuggets – training for IT professionals or anyone looking to build IT skills. Go to cbtnuggets. by Linux Dev Time
18 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 27: Gary, Chris, and Joe cover some of your feedback about why we use traditional GTK desktops rather than Plasma or a tiling window manager, why we don’t use MikroTik network gear, and Joe’s “homelab”. CBT Nuggets This episode is sponsored by CBT Nu... by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 11: Joe is joined by former colleague Drew DeVore to talk about his new job as a sysadmin, the ridiculous lengths he goes to in order to use Linux for everything, Fedora and Silverblue, Flatpak and Snaps, WSL, constantly trying out new software, by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 38: Adam and Neal return to talk about Google’s mysterious open source operating system Fuchsia. See our contact page for ways to get in touch. See the RSS Feeds page for ways to subscribe to the show. by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 17: How do we get the next generation of kids into Linux and FOSS? A question we tried to answer in this recording from a community meetup. The next mumble get-together date will be on Friday 26th March at 10pm UK time. Details here. by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 36: Joe is joined by Allan Jude from the 2.5 Admins and BSD Now podcasts to talk about FreeBSD. Allan mentioned his company Klara. CBT Nuggets This episode is sponsored by CBT Nuggets – training for IT professionals or anyone looking to build IT skills... by Linux Dev Time
23 min listen
Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 22: In this community meetup recording, we discuss what lengths we all go to to protect our privacy. Linode Simplify your cloud infrastructure with Linode’s Linux virtual machines and develop, deploy, and scale your modern applications faster and more ... by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 19: Joe is joined by Sean Davis to discuss the his shift from Xfce develpment towards elementary OS, and then we find out that Félim has a lot more tech superstitions than he thought. There is some bad language in this episode. by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 12: Joe is joined by Brent Gervais, a professional photographer who exclusively uses Linux, to discuss the insights he has gained into the open source mindset during his time as host of Brunch with Brent; including a deep sense of collaboration, by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 35: Joe is joined by Carl George, a Principal Software Engineer at Red Hat, to discuss Fedora, RHEL, CentOS Linux, and CentOS Stream. Carl is a regular in the Linux Unplugged Mumble room. We mentioned Carl’s Twitter thread about the relationship between Fe... by Linux Dev Time
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Late Night Linux Extra – Episode 25: Joe is joined by Chris and Gary again to discuss cryptocurrencies, blockchain, and NFTs. Our history, our mistakes, and ultimately why we became jaded about the whole thing. CBT Nuggets This episode is sponsored by CBT Nuggets – training for IT p... by Linux Dev Time
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