Audiocasts/Shows: Software Freedom Podcast, Coder Radio, OBS, Going Linux, and FLOSS Weekly
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SFP#10: How to support Free Software and a sustainable digital infrastructure [Ed: FSFE trying to lecture us on Free software whilst attacking the pioneer of it and they can't even be called FSFE! There's a dispute.]
In our 10th episode of the Software Freedom Podcast we talk with Elisa Lindinger from superrr lab. Together we discuss problems faced by Free Software projects and how to tackle them. In a broader frame we discover what would be needed for a more sustainable digital infrastructure and talk about the work Elisa does for this aim.
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Together, we discuss how a sustainable digital civil society can look like and what is still needed for this aim to be reached. This episode provides knowledge and insights for all of you who want to support Free Software and create a long-lasting digital society.
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Request Timeout | Coder Radio 408
After a decade long fight, no one feels like a winner.
Plus, the tail of an embarrassing switch gone wrong, and our thoughts on Oracle vs. Google finally coming to an end.
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Native OBS Support Finally Coming To Wayland
Without OBS I would not be able to make videos like this and native OBS support is finally coming to Wayland, while running Wayland wasn't a big deal Wayland doesn't have a capture API so it's been a pretty useless program until fairly recently.
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Going Linux #406 · Pinebook Pro Reviews
Our listeners are FANTASTIC! We mentioned in our episode related to hardware designed to run Linux that neither of us has had any experience with the Pinebook Pro. We ask for feedback from any listeners who have used the Pinebook Pro. So they wrote reviews. Here they are. Thanks to Tim and Stacey for all the work they put into these reviews.
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FLOSS Weekly 624: Open Mainframe Project - John Mertic
John Mertic of the Linux Foundation joins Doc Searls and Aaron Newcomb of FLOSS Weekly. The Linux Foundation only gets bigger, more interesting and more important for the FLOSS world. There's nobody better to talk to about all of it than Mertic, Director of Program Management for this "foundation of foundations." In a conversation that ranges both deep and wide, and is packed with interesting details regarding the Open Mainframe Project, Linux Foundation and even COBOL developers.
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