The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include an LQ numbers update, Microsoft on warding off the Linux threat, Oracle to bring Siebel CRM To Linux, Making sense of the One Laptop Per Child proprietary software row, Libya purchases 1.2M OLPC laptops and Microsoft shown involved with Baystar and SCO.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Microsoft, Oracle, Siebel, OLPC, Baystar, SCO, one laptop per child
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include Linux kernel developers’ position on GPLv3, why Torvalds is sitting out the GPLv3 process, IBM adopts Open patent policy, Mozilla Firefox trademark and Debian, McAfee and Symantec think Vista is unfair and the truth about a claimed Firefox exploit.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, kernel, GPL, GPLv3, IBM, patent, Mozilla, Firefox, Debian, Vista, Microsoft, Windows
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include LQ Podcast feedback, LWE UK Bound, Dunc-Tank to help meet Debian Etch deadline, managing Gentoo – a study in quotes, Google testing Sun’s OpenSolaris, Munich begins to switch Windows out for Linux and LQ mourns the loss of a Mod.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Dunc-Tank, Debian, etch, Gentoo, Google, Sun, OpenSolaris, Munich
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include LQ Podcast feedback, Ex-Microsoft security strategist joins Mozilla, quickest patch ever, Microsoft releases new “Open Specifications Promise” on 35 Web Services specifications, Microsoft Re-Re-Releases IE patch and Flashforward Linux demo.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Mozilla, security, Microsoft, Flash, Web Services, IE7, Flashforward
It’s been a fairly slow news week (at least as far as items I have commentary on) and time is a bit short, so we may not have a podcast available this week (although a short one over the weekend is a possibility). I’d like to take this time out to get some feedback on the podcast though. What are we doing right? What could be improved and what would you like to see more of? Post your feedback in the comments of this thread. Thanks.
–jeremy
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include a few LQ updates, a Flash9 on Linux update, FairUse4WM strips Windows Media DRM, Google Apps for Your Domain, Eric Schmidt joins the Apple board of Directors and 10 common misunderstandings about the GPL.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Flash, Adobe, FairUse4WM, Windows, Microsoft, DRM, Google, Apple, GPL, FSF
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include the new Zenwalk Linux LQ Forum, an LQ Bookmarks update, Real to plug Windows media support into Linux, IBM takes potshots at OpenSolaris, Open source guru advocates ideological shift, fresh rumors erupt over Red Hat-Oracle buy and Microsoft patch opens users to attack.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Zenwalk, Real, Windows, IBM, Sun, OpenSolaris, ESR, Red Hat, Oracle, Microsoft
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include the new LQ sitemap, an LQ Bookmarks update, Open Source: architecture or goodwill, HP offers Debian Linux support, First open source Java code promised for October, Firefox crop circles and the real Lenovo laptop deal.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Debian, Sun, Java, Firefox, HP, Lenovo, tagging, social bookmarking
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include the LQ Job Marketplace, the Linux – Software subforum split, why Red Hat will go bust because of Ubuntu, Lenovo to load Linux on ThinkPad laptops, Jeremy Zawodny and Ubuntu Linux on his Thinkpad T43p, Apple Opens Up and Andrew Morton moves To Google.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Red Hat, Ubuntu, Canonical, Lenovo, Thinkpad, Apple, OSX, Google, Morton
The latest LinuxQuestions.org Podcast. Topics include the new LQ Bookmarks, an LQ status report, Firefox updates, Google announces hosting for open source projects, Ellison talks up Red Hat Linux, Ballmer analyzes Microsoft’s ‘One Big’ Vista mistake and second discussion draft of GPLv3 released.
–jeremy
Podcast, Linux, Open Source, Google, Firefox, Red Hat, Oracle, Ellison, Ballmer, Microsoft, Vista, GPL, GPLv3