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Linux Outlaws 51 - Too Young for Jail

Submitted by Fab on August 17, 2008 - 20:07.

81:04 minutes, 37.1 MB — Download or play

Dan Lynch and Fabian Scherschel talk about Storms in the Cloud, Trouble with OpenGL 3.0, Microsoft’s Olympic FAIL and DokuWiki.

Introduction and Housekeeping (00:58)

  • Fab forgot to tell everybody about Ubuntu’s Global Bug Jam as he promised and now it’s too late — shame on him for that!
  • Beer of the Week: Coffee (from Tchibo)

Releases and News Stories (05:15)

  • m0n0wall 1.234
  • ClarkConnect 4.3
  • Fedora 10 Alpha
  • Django 1.0 alpha 2

  • Ars(e) Technica: Storms in the cloud leave users up creek without a paddle
  • War in Georgia may involve cyber warfare as well
  • Dell is shipping new Hardy systems
  • Linspire is going away
  • OpenGL 3.0 Released — Developers Furious?
  • Open Source food!?
  • .org Village at the UK Linux Expo

    Microwatch:
  • Microsoft’s giant Olympic FAIL

  • Chaos Computer Club’s “Freedom Stick”

In-Depth Topics and Listener Feedback (42:22)

Review: DokuWiki, amazingly easy to use and lightweight database-less wiki software

Fab’s Freedom Hating iPhone Tip of the Week™: pTerm

  • Kevin prompts us on our Jaiku use
  • Martin Reindl, who is an avid listener, sends us pictures from some awesome promotion he arranged for us in Paderborn — thanks a lot, dude!
  • threethirty from theLinux Cranks gives Fab the boot about IceWeasel
  • Eddie tells us about variable bitrate problems with some audio players
  • Peter Cannon answers Dan on the “Free Music Challenge”
  • Gregor Bočič aka. dpkgregor sends a message from Starfleet, or rather the Linux Void team, about their show
  • Nick sends us a handy tip about gPodder
  • Paul Northrup tells us about the band Thermal And A Quarter which he says has some Creative Commons music which we sadly couldn’t find — cool band nonetheless
  • Iwan van der Kleijn gives Dan a kicking about Java vs. JavaScript and says we should do a show on Microsoft and Open Source
  • Tim send us a link to this great Calvin and Hobbes comic about flamethrowers
  • Aaron B. has a theory that all the layed-off coders from Microsoft are doing viruses now
  • Steve Riddit sends us a message about Photoshop and the GIMP in two (!) accents, he also has the idea that people could write in and tell us about how they are seeing Linux and Free Software appearing around them which is a great idea

Wrapping it up, we thank everybody who donated to the show to help us cover some of the cost — thank you! We also mention the fact that Software Freedom Day is getting closer. Last but not least, check out our torrents of the LO Extra pack.

Closing Song: Little Mess by BeatSix

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Fabian Scherschel is a university student from Bonn, Germany who works part-time as tech support for a large ISP and otherwise spends his time hacking stuff, listening to rock music or watching Firefly. He is currently running Ubuntu Hardy on his main system.

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