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Live from SCaLE15x

Noah @Kernellinux in action at the #Nextcloud both #linuxactionshow .Would have liked to say hi but had to run for the next talk #scale15x pic.twitter.com/jobGqIYE8P

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— Carlos Quizhpe (@carlosquizhpe_) March 5, 2017

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Meet the Ubuntu Powered Augmented Reality Helmet

So think of it less of an Ubuntu Hololens and more of a souped-up set of cyborg Snappy Ubuntu Core goggles.

Desktop App Pick

Standard Notes – standard notes app, un-standard every other way.

A proof of concept collaborative text editor with end-to-end encryption. Simply share the URL with anyone you want to collaborate with.

The URL contains a unique, random identifier for the document, as well as an encryption key and edit token. Since the encryption key follows the # symbol, it is never sent to the server.

Edits to the document are end-to-end encrypted, meaning what you type is encrypted locally before being sent to the server and other users.

Other collaborators do not need Standard Notes to view the document. To allow others to edit the document, share the “Editing URL”. For viewing access only, share the “Viewing URL”.

• Live Document Example

• GitHub – standardnotes/collab-editor: (Experimental) Real time collaborative Markdown editor with end-to-end encryption

Distro of the Week

Zenwalk GNU Linux: New Zenwalk Current ISO for 22 feb 2017

The main change is the comeback of Firefox, built with GTK3 and multithreading enabled by default : This build of Firefox starts and react nearly as fast as Chromium, and with many tabs opened : scales much better in terms of responsiveness and memory footprint.

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The New System76 Galago Pro is a Potential Macbook Kille

The Galago Pro is slim and lightweight, yet it packs in plenty of power under the hood. It’s powered by choice of Intel Kaby Lake processors — Core i5 or Core i7-7500U — with Intel Integrated Graphics 620, and can be configured withup to 32GB RAM.

Razer Is Planning Better Laptop Support On Linux – Phoronix

Razer co-founder and CEO Min-Liang Tan has shared plans to improve their Linux support, at least when it comes to their Blade laptops.

• Welcome to The Linux Corner! | Razer Insider

As Razer Insider is always adapting and evolving based on what our community is looking for, we decided to lead a new forum section that is dedicated to Linux’s applications for gamers or other creators alike. The Linux Corner is a result of this where fans can now discuss their experience, provide feedback, and talk about everything related to Tux’s OS running on the Razer Blade.

Jaguar Land Rover invests in artificial intelligence startup Mycroft

Mycroft has landed a strategic partnership with Jaguar Land Rover. The Kansas City-based artificial intelligence startup is among the first startups to enter the Portland-based Jaguar Land Rover Tech Incubator, which will provide Mycroft with a $110,000 investment and full-time engineering support.

• Mycroft gets a Plasmoid – Mycroft

The Plasmoid is built on some of the latest technologies, so you need to be running KDE Plasma Desktop 5.9 or later.

Valve launches SteamVR support for Linux

We're now live with a developer build of SteamVR for Linux! https://t.co/UbsEC01eDh

— Pierre-Loup Griffais (@Plagman2) February 21, 2017

The company just launched SteamVR for Linux, letting developers create Linux content for the HTC Vive VR headset, trackers and other hardware. The program is in beta, meaning developers must use an NVIDIA developer beta driver

• Serious Sam VR: The First Encounter is now officially on Linux | GamingOnLinux

Serious Sam VR: The First Encounter is a frantic arcade action FPS, featuring singleplayer and co-op campaign modes, various multiplayer modes, all presented in glorious VR with Croteam’s new Serious Warp movement system.

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• Spotting LAS viewers in the wild

Cousin Randal @merlyn scores a second row seat @badvoltage #scale15x #goodtimes #clamsOnHalfshell #rollerskates pic.twitter.com/8sXV412min

— jordan247 (@jordan247) March 4, 2017

Where are some places where you’ve found fans of the Linux Action Show? Was it in a normal place, or some place exotic? Recently, I met a LAS viewer named Justin at a local Smash Burger in Texas (he was wearing a LAS hoodie with the logo on it). Apparently, he’s been a viewer for a long time.

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Arecord

arecord is a command-line soundfile recorder for the ALSA soundcard driver. It supports several file formats and multiple soundcards with multiple devices. If recording with interleaved mode samples the file is automatically split before the 2GB filesize.

id3v2

I wrote this because id3v1 are seriously deficient in what kind of info can be in them and the length of info that can be in them. id3v2 tags are much better but there isn’t a tool to edit them in Linux. This is a tool to fill that space.

In case you didn’t know id3 tags can be found on mp3 files, they can store information about what band recorded the song, the song name, etc. id3v2 adds all kinds of neat stuff and you can find out more about it at the id3v2 page
This utility is based on id3lib.

ANDFtp

AndFTP is a FTP, FTPS, SCP, SFTP client. It can manage several FTP configurations. It comes with both device and FTP file browser. It provides download, upload, synchronization and share features with resume support. It can open (local/remote), rename, delete, update permissions (chmod), run custom commands and more. SSH RSA/DSA keys support. Share from gallery is available. Intents are available for third party applications. Folder synchronization are available in Pro version only.

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UK Payroll RUNS LINUX

Sent by Richard N

The UK government has created a application for employers to do their payroll as a desktop tool then make their submissions online, through the tool.

It runs natively and flawlessly in Linux.

Desktop App Pick

Smem

smem is a tool that can give numerous reports on memory usage on Linux systems. Unlike existing tools, smem can report proportional set size (PSS), which is a more meaningful representation of the amount of memory used by libraries and applications in a virtual memory system.

Because large portions of physical memory are typically shared among multiple applications, the standard measure of memory usage known as resident set size (RSS) will significantly overestimate memory usage. PSS instead measures each application’s “fair share” of each shared area to give a realistic measure.

Distro of the Week

NuTyX GNU/Linux

NuTyX is a complete GNU/Linux distribution with high flexibility, thanks to the collection concept.

It is based on the excellent Linux From Scratch books LFS and BLFS.

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Scale

Listeners of the Linux Action Show are getting 50% off! Just use the code LAS50 and save 50% off your trip to SCALE!

Mozilla Had A Crazy Week Landing Servo, WebRender & More Into Firefox Repo – Phoronix

Servo and WebRender are now landing in the firefox-central code-base, albeit this isn’t a magical switchover to using it by default or anything along those lines. Mozilla developers still hope to begin using some Servo components within mainline Firefox by the end of 2017. So a big milestone is crossed but this isn’t yet anything that is directly affecting end-users.

Fedora 27 Scheduled To Be Released On Halloween

While Fedora 26 isn’t even being released until June, today the Fedora Engineering and Steering Committee (FESCo) has approved the initial release schedule for Fedora 27.

The approved schedule has the F27 branching from Rawhide on 25 July, a possible alpha release on 22 August, the beta release on 26 September, the final freeze on 17 October, and to do the official Fedora 27 release on 31 October. The approved Fedora 27 schedule can be found via this FESCo ticket.

LibreOffice 5.3 triggers a record of donations

In this case, one image is better than 1,000 words, as the histogram represents donations during the first 10 days of each month, since May 2013, and doesn’t need any further comment. LibreOffice 5.3 has triggered 3,937 donations in February 2016, 1,800 more than in March 2016, and over 2,000 — sometimes over 3,000 — more than any other month.Donations are key to the life and the development of the project. Thanks.

The Future Of Android-x86 Is In Question

Android-x86 has been an open-source project for the past 7+ years for providing suitable Intel/AMD hardware support for Google’s Android operating system. Unfortunately, its project leader may be stepping away.

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• Name: Jonathan C
• Subject: XFS vs ZFS on Arch
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Hello Chris and Noah,

I remember seeing you guys discuss both ZFS and XFS on previous episodes of LAS. At the moment I’m thinking about changing the filesystem in my computer, which is currently ext4, and I’m still undecided on whether to go for ZFS or XFS.

Do you guys have any suggestions on recommendations on what I should go for? Or, should I just stay with ext4 for now? I’d like to know your thoughts about this. Thanks!

Cheers

• Name: Andrew J

• Subject: IP Sec and SimpleHelp

• Message:

Hi, Just wanted to say I have been using simplehelp in my IT business for about 3 years now and I have to say it’s more than paid for itself many times over.

Also watched your IPSEC section, and wanted to highlight a new setup I’ve been migrating to using openVPN and a server app called pritunl. This setup handles site-to-site as well as road warrior.

I’ve installed pritunl on an amazon server because I need the lowest latency possible and Digital Ocean has no Sydney Datacentre

The beauty of this system is I have a web based interface which I create the openvpn server on for my clients premise – and then I add each user (a router can also be a user) that needs to connect, define the subnet of the local LAN and pritunl takes care of the rest.
The awesome thing is it gives you a profile uri link, so it’s as easy as pasting a link into their client and it’s ready to go.

Keep up the good work on the show

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Some of our very favorite moments from 2015. Witness as Chris attempts to slam a whole bunch of big show into one big show.

Our favorite interview, our biggest rant & our most popular howto. Plus a look back at classic on-location moments from the year.

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Looking back at 2015

• Greg KH: The Interview | LAS 346
  • Interview with Greg KH
• Rockin 2015 LinuxFest NW | LAS 362
  • Rockin LFNW Debian/MS Interview

• Experience LinuxCon 2015 | LAS 379

• Windows 10 vs Linux | LAS 376
  • LAS brings the hype cure to the Windows 10 launch rash
  • Not on YouTube, thanks Google

• SSH Authentication with YubiKey | LAS 373

• Live From System76 | LAS 391

• The Linux WiFI Tower | LAS 389

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Windows 10 is released to the public, but the devil is in the details. Microsoft’s new small print – how your personal data is (ab)used, we share the details.

Plus how the mainstream is reacting to the new release, the sliding market share of the iPad & the teleportation breakthrough scientists are reporting.

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• Windows 10 Free Upgrade Available in 190 Countries Today | Blogging Windows

• Windows 10 Is Revealed – YouTube

• Windows 10 review | The Verge

• Review: Windows 10 is the best version yet—once the bugs get fixed | Ars Technica

• Microsoft’s new small print – how your personal data is (ab)used

• iPad Market Share Falls Below 25% as Tablet Market Continues to Decline – Mac Rumors

• Beam Me Up? Teleporting Is Real, Even If Trekkie Transport Isn’t

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We look at the tough spot developers are finding themselves in, the huge changes in backend infrastructure over the years, some Swift surprises & the big topics Mike’s been chewing on during his “down time”.

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Hoopla:

• On Negative App Store Reviews During Betas of iOS and OS X – MacStories

• ReactiveCocoa/ReactiveCocoa · GitHub

ReactiveCocoa (RAC) is an Objective-C framework inspired by Functional Reactive
Programming. It provides APIs for composing and transforming streams of
values.

• Google has quietly launched a GitHub competitor, Cloud Source Repositories

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• Good Guy Mike | CR 161

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The proprietor of Evolve OS stops by to discuss what makes Evolve OS a unique Linux desktop & the challenges smaller projects face getting coverage and attention.

Plus a look at tiny powerful Linux hardware gadget that we think might be worth backing, a debate about “the look” of Linux apps & more!

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• Onion Omega: Invention Platform for the Internet of Things by Onion — Kickstarter
  • Ridiculous Ruling In Ireland Requires ISP To Kick Those Accused (Not Convicted) Of File Sharing Off The Internet | Techdirt

Catch Up:

• Systemd Developers Did NOT Fork The Linux Kernel

• digiKam at CeBIT 2015

The award for the best open source photo management application went to digiKam.

• Official GNOME SDK runtime builds are out | Alexander Larsson

This repository contains the gnome 3.16 runtimes, org.gnome.Platform, as well as a smaller one that is useful for less integrated apps (like games) called org.freedesktop.Platform. It also has corresponding develoment runtimes (org.gnome.Sdk and org.freedesktop.Sdk) that you can use to create applications for the platforms.

Linux Academy

• Linux Academy | Linux and AWS Online Training

• Landed Linux Admin Job

• Ubuntu touch apps on other distributions… Or how Chris is wrong (NSFW rant)

Right, this has been stopping me from sleeping from a while because it has wound me up quite a lot. (slightly sarcastic)

On a certain episode of L.U.P Chris questioned how Ubuntu applications (made with the Ubuntu SDK) would look on non Ubuntu desktop environments, and quite rightly so came to the conclusion of “well, they would look out of place”. Fine.

Lets stop right now and talk about something else, Gnome “Apps”. Gnome Apps are fucking shit under anything that isn’t Gnome, however nobody is giving Gnome a hard time over this. Gnome is shitting all over everyone else with their poorly designed applications and the Ubuntu Desktop and other desktops are suffering because of it.

• Cinnamon Developers Working to Improve Loading Times for the Desktop
• Cinnamon Developers Working to Improve Loading Times for the Desktop – Softpedia

LinuxFest Northwest 2015

Bellingham, WA • April 25th & 26th

Holy cookies I did it..

I created a Jupiter Broadcasting Meetup group. I was inspired by the idea of how nice it would be to have a rough idea of how many folks will be making it out to LFNW. Just to help with planning.

But I realized my long-term plans are a bit more ambitious. As the weather gets nice in the Seattle area, I’d like to hold semi-frequent meetups with Jupiter Colony members that are in the area. Maybe once a month, record them, or stream them. Eat, chat, maybe even create show content.

Also as we travel to other fests, or hit the road, I’d like to have a tool to suss out interest in your area.

So after LFNW I’d like to use the group for that kind of stuff, which sounds like a lot of fun to me!

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TING

• Ting – mobile that makes sense

Onion Omega: Invention Platform for the Internet of Things by Onion — Kickstarter

Tiny but powerful Linux + WiFi development board. With Cloud Integration & App Store, making hardware is as easy as installing apps!

DigitalOcean

• DigitalOcean: SSD Cloud Server, VPS Server, Simple Cloud Hosting
• How To Resize Your Droplets on DigitalOcean | DigitalOcean

Show distro coverage criteria: what do you suggest? Here are my thoughts.

• Would you guys like Chris and Noah to Interview the Fedora team again before their Fedora 22 release May 19th

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• Evolve OS · GitHub

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We’ve got more exclusive interviews from OSCON 2014, and then debate if fragmentation is simply the result of winning.

Plus why the Linux community needs a reality check about the popularity of Apple’s MacBook, and how poor the solutions are for MacBook owners who want to run Linux.

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Factory moves to Rolling Release Development Model

In the old development model, an army of packagers would shoot new packages and updates to Factory, with a relatively small team of Factory Maintainers taking care of the integration process of all those packages. This often took a long time to stabilize for a release.

In the new “rolling release” development model, package submissions cannot go to Factory directly. First they have to prove to be functional and trustworthy in a staging project. Staging projects are projects in our Open Build Service where groups of submissions are collected, reviewed, compiled and tested with openQA. But even after the packages survived the staging project, they don’t directly end up in Factory.

• [opensuse-factory] The future of Tumbleweed
• OpenSUSE Factory Turns Into Rolling Release Distribution

FU:

• Thunderbird pimpage

• Thunderbird Conversations

• Suggestion for Task Manager app (LAS 323) // Slexy 2.0

A talk in 9 images: GTK+3 dialogs without CSD

OSCON 2014

• Chris’ OSCON 2014 Photo Album

Pidora – Raspberry Pi Fedora Remix

Pidora is a Fedora Remix optimized for the Raspberry Pi computer.

Simon St.Laurent (simonstl) on Twitter

Tech, gardening, politics, Quakerism, and more. Senior Editor @OReillyMedia, Co-Chair, Fluent and OSCON

• Simon St. Laurent – O’Reilly Media

Apple grows Mac sales by 18% on the back of the MacBook Air

Sells 4.4M Macs in the face of continued declines in the PC industry overall; sets June quarter sales record

• Apple, Inc’s double digit U.S. Mac growth contradicts IDC & Gartner reports of a Mac sales slump

“This growth is particularly impressive, given the contraction of the overall PC market. Macs have now gained global market share for 32 of the last 33 quarters,”

• ScaleScale | Rolling Your Own CDN – Build A 3 Continent CDN For $25 In 1 Hour

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• Crux Review on LAS

• Community Crux review on next LUP? Any takers?

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Responding to criticism for an open source project, or a closed commercial project can be a very tricky things. Mike and Chris share their thoughts on how you can properly set expectations and respond to negative feedback.

Plus what roles users play in their interaction with developers, your feedback, and more!

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• Kobe sends in: World’s first roast-grind-brew coffee machine
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• A Article about your favorite subject
• Article about Technical Debt not always being a bad thing
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• Update to: Linux Developer with .Net dilemma

Launch Day

• How do you communicate your release? Tease? Total Surprise? Pre-Announce?
• What’s your strong suite?
• Do you advertise? What about Podcast spots? Podcasts offer a huge return for a very reasonable investment. They are a massively under utilized medium for app developers.

Managing your PR Nightmare

• Social media lets douchebags rile up other douchebags despite the reality.
• How you handle this will be saved forever online, and will come back down the road.

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Mike’s got Java on his mind this week, and takes issue with the recent coverage it’s been receiving, and and offers some perspective.

Google allows developers to reply to bad reviews, is this the start of a major rage train? And the really good news for Qt, new challenges for monetization, and the depressing sales numbers in the Ubuntu Software Center.

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• Email chapter 11 reminder
• Ubuntu Phone Feedback and thoughts
• Chaise wants to know what the theme song for the show is
• Swadhin’s email
• James is 14, has been learning C#, and wants to get into game dev — what should he do?
• Russel shares this Game Programming Primer
• Kalil drops the U bomb

Just some numbers I would like to share. In the Ubuntu software centre the second most sold app for the month of December sold only a mere 148 copies.

Read the comments by the app\’s dev, Jono Cooper, on this article.

• Code Journal Update

Dev World Hoopla

• Google Play real names — on like Diddy Kong Racing

Live Stream Generated Topic

• QT vs Cocoa

Tool of the week

• Green Horn Developer Journal

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