Our interviews from SeaGL 2014, a grassroots technical conference dedicated to spreading awareness and knowledge about the GNU/Linux community and free/libre/open-source. Special guest Angela Fisher joins us to discuss getting women involved with Linux and technology general.

Plus our fun stories from Ohio LinuxFest 2014, a few closing thoughts, your feedback & much more!

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Show Notes:

Pre-Show:

• AdNauseam – Clicking Ads So You Don’t Have To

• Openage: Making Age of Empires II Open-Source

FU:

• How do you find out what has changed?

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 12 is out

• Freedom & Flames

SeaGL 2014

• SeaGL: https://seagl.org
• Presentations (Video or Audio only): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHm0HuuKPWBglv-qPC8kkUw

• Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SeaGL

• Pogo Linux: https://pogolinux.com

• Ada Initiative: https://adainitiative.org/

• Libreoffice: https://libreoffice.org

• FreeGeek Seattle: https://freegeekseattle.org
• Seattle Meshnet: https://www.seattlemesh.net/
• Seattle Attic Community Workshop: https://www.seattleattic.com/
• Emily Dunham:
• https://talks.edunham.net
• https://osuosl.org/

“I’d recommend https://usfirst.org to any middle school or high school students who want to get involved with robotics.”

• SeaGL 2014 Talks Audio Recording on Archive.org

Audio recordings from talks held at SeaGL 2014

The Rest of Ohio LinuxFest 2014

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Our interviews, stories, and adventures from Ohio LinuxFest 2014. The big show traveled to Columbus Ohio for one of the best Linux events on the East coast of the US, and we came away with some great stories, friends, and interviews. We’ll feature some of the best in today’s episode.

Plus the big news for openSUSE, Oculus Linux users get some love…

And so much more!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Ohio LinuxFest 2014

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Closing Address: Ken Starks | Ohio LinuxFest 2014 – The Future of Free

Many of us who work with Linux in the private and government sectors may share a jaded perception. A perception that Linux on the desktop isn’t relevant any more or it never was. I want to talk to you about that. I’ll show you a side you rarely see.

Official PC-BSD Blog » Quick Lumina Desktop FAQ

I am seeing lots of interest and questions about Lumina since it was mentioned in the PC-BSD weekly update last week, so I am just going to try and answer some of the big questions that I have been seeing.

Gqrx SDR | A software defined radio powered by GNU-Radio and Qt

Gqrx supports many of the SDR hardware available, including Funcube Dongles, rtl-sdr, HackRF and USRP devices. See supported devices for a complete list.

SouthEast LinuxFest | Linux and in the GNU/South

Jupiter Broadcasting at Ohio LinuxFest Photo Album

— PICKS —

Runs Linux

Behind the Scenes of Lords of War Runs Linux (Blizzard?)

Desktop App Pick

Memo – Unix-style note taking software

Memo is a command line, Unix-style note-taking software written in C99. It’s
very flexible and works well with standard Unix tools.

Weekly Spotlight

SparkleShare – Self hosted, instant, secure file sync

SparkleShare creates a special folder on your computer. You can add remotely hosted folders (or “projects”) to this folder. These projects will be automatically kept in sync with both the host and all of your peers when someone adds, removes or edits a file.

— NEWS —

Tumbleweed, Factory rolling releases to merge

With the release of openSUSE 13.2 in November, two of openSUSE’s open-source projects, the ‘Tumbleweed’ and ‘Factory’ rolling releases will be merging, and offered as a single openSUSE rolling release under the name ‘Tumbleweed’

Factory will remain the name of the development process where openSUSE’s new developments are integrated, with the tested, user-ready rolling release assuming the name Tumbleweed from Nov. 4.

Oculus Rift SDK 0.4.3 with support for Linux released

This Is What We Learnt From the Ubuntu at 10 Reader Survey

ownCloud Asks Canonical to Remove Their Software from Ubuntu Repos, Sparks Fly

One of the big issues with the Ubuntu repositories, in particular “universe,” is that they’re full of old and unmaintained versions. This is a repository where anyone care be a maintainer and it’s mainly used for applications that are not supported officially.

LAS jacket just 1 away from second relaunch

— FEEDBACK —

• LAS Suggest: More Servers, Containers, Clouds

• More Server Talk in LAS? Straw Poll

• Linux 3.17 Filesystem Corruption

Windows 10 Includes a Linux-Style Package Manager Named “OneGet”

(I’m batching up my answers, I’m post-limited because I don’t post on Reddit much at all)

FAQs:

OneGet is open source — https://github.com/oneget/oneget[1]

• we post bleeding edge/experimental builds often and the latest is always https://oneget.org/oneget.zip[2] (this contains the chocolatey provider again!)
• Following @PSOneGet on twitter will keep you in the loop when new builds arrive.
• We also actively take community input and design ideas; anyone can participate during our online weekly meetings (Friday mornings at 10AM PDT) — https://oneget.org/weekly/meeting.html[3]

@ANUSBLASTER_MKII — Package Provider can provider their own default repositories, but you have a point, feed discovery is an important concept. I have a few ideas about it, I think we’ll have to talk about that in the weekly meeting this week.

@blackout24 — I hear ya. I do make cmdline stuff all the time, but the PowerShell way of doing things strongly encourages use down a particular set of patterns. I’d tend to go a bit simpler too, but once you’ve learned the “PowerShell” patterns, everything that follows those is easy to use.

As well, OneGet will be exposing the APIs to talk to the package providers, so it’s entirely possible to build standalone cmdline tools that just use the APIs and make things easy.

CSB: I had a rather senior director at MS ask me if we couldn’t just make an exe called RPM (and/or apt-get) that had the same syntax as the linux tools so that those who were well versed in one could just use OneGet that way. I told him sure, but we’re scrambling for time, so I don’t know when we’d get to it

@Tireseas – what would you like it to do differently for interactive use? I’m going to great lengths to make the tab-completion as functional as I can (way more than PowerShell normally would let me). Additionally, the APIs will let someone make a GUI around it and bypass the whole powershell interface.

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We discuss the trend towards privatized prisons, how they make money, and dirty details they don\’t want you to know.

Then we unfilter the headlines, with an update on Stuxnet, some hard questions for the Chairman of the Federal Reserve, and using drones for police enforcement.

Plus an update on some stories from last week, and feedback!

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Show Notes:

ACT ONE: Headlines

• Confirmed: US and Israel created Stuxnet, lost control of it

• Germany Readying Offensive Cyberwarfare Unit, Parliament Told

• HP, Cisco, Sun Gear Surfaces Inside Iranian Mobile Operator

  • There is no evidence indicating that any of these companies sold their products directly to Iranian companies. However, should these companies be allowed to sell their products directly to Iranian companies and anyone else they want to do business with?
  • Or do you agree with “the UN Human rights council believes that American firms should be building clauses into their contracts with international customers that levy heavy fines if a customer redistributes or uses the products in a way that violates human rights.”

• Sanders Questions Bernanke on Conflicts at the Fed

• Canada No Pirate Nation: Global Leader In Music Download Sales

  • Canada makes the U.S. piracy list, again in

Drone Headlines:

• The Age Of Drones: Military May Be Using Drones In US To Help Police
• Virginia Governor Wants Military Drones For Police Play clip

ACT TWO: Prison Industrial Complex

• Ohio prison becomes first to be sold to a private company
• Prison Industrial Complex
• Inside the secret industry of inmate-staffed call centers
• Idaho Uses Prison Labor to Pick Potatoes
• Private purchasing of prisons locks in occupancy rates

ACT THREE: Feedback

• A follow up on last week\’s stories, stop the leaks!
• First voicemail!

Unfilter on Reddit

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• Rachel Maddow Exposing private prisons role in Arizona\’s \’Papers Please\’ roots – YouTube
• Seattle police clarify plans for drone aircraft | Seattle Times

Song pick of the week: Prison Song by System of a Down

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