I have been wrestling with the best way to review Ubuntu 17.10. After all, I have been an Ubuntu user in one form or another for many years. In recent…
Linux Scripting, Automation & Data Backups - Unleaded Hangout
Linux Scripting, Automation & Data Backups. Today my Patreons and I discuss the benefits of using scripts in place of busy work, our automation of tasks wishlist and of course,…
My PC Runs Freedom Linux T-Shirt
Due to popular demand (and the fact we still get emails about this shirt), I’ve decided to relaunch the “My PC Runs Freedom.” This was the shirt that started it…
Linux Media Server with Kodi - For The Record
There are a lot of ways to set up a Linux media server. One common approach is to provide LAN-serving content from a Linux media server. This is where you…
IT Security Woes and Linux - Unleaded Hangout
IT Security Woes and Linux are the topic of the day with the hangout crew. We discuss recent events with Equifax and how they’re not the only cybersecurity incident worth…
Manjaro vs Antergos | For The Record
Both Manjaro vs Antergos are rolling release Linux distributions that are derived from Arch Linux. On the surface, they might appear to share a number of similarities. But it’s also…
Linux PulseAudio Doesn’t Suck | For The Record
Linux PulseAudio Doesn’t Suck (that much). Despite what you may hear elsewhere, there are aspects of PulseAudio that make it pretty interesting. PulseAudio seen here on Ubuntu MATE 16.04 for…
Linux Users Discuss DRM 1 on 1 - Unleaded Hangout
Linux Users Discuss DRM. Today my Brandon and I discuss encrypted media extensions, digital rights management and our freedom on the Linux desktop. So join Brandon and I as we…
Linux Users Discuss DRM - Unleaded Hangout
Today my Patreons and I discuss encrypted media extensions, digital rights management and our freedom on the Linux desktop. More great Linux goodness! ExeeLinux Show 18.9 | Mr. Desktop &…
Linux Market Share Is Stupid | For The Record
Will the Linux market share even reach 5%? Should we consider Chrome OS a successful example of Linux on the desktop? I ask these questions and discuss the recent revelation…