Category: Linux Saloon

  • Linux Saloon 216 | Open Mic Night

    Linux Saloon 216 | Open Mic Night

    The content discusses various technology and Linux-related updates, including a live weekend discussion about user experiences with Fedora and job openings at Epic Games focused on Linux security. It also covers IBM’s new chip architecture advancements and Dell surpassing HP in U.S. PC sales amid a shrinking market.

  • Linux Saloon 215 | Odyssey Linux

    Linux Saloon 215 | Odyssey Linux

    The content discusses a recent technology and Linux community interaction, with participants sharing their experiences and opinions on various Linux distributions, particularly Void Linux. Additionally, it includes links to resources, upcoming events like Open Mic Night, and participant project links, fostering community engagement within the tech space.

  • Linux Saloon 214 | Early Edition August

    Linux Saloon 214 | Early Edition August

    The content discusses various topics in technology and Linux, such as hardware setups like the Warthunder Sim Rig, font management in Linux, and notable news like the retirement of the “Father of the Internet.” It also covers updates on Firefox, the Steam Machine launch, and Fedora governance changes, along with various resources and upcoming events.

  • Linux Saloon 213 | News Flight Night

    Linux Saloon 213 | News Flight Night

    The post discusses various topics in the tech and Linux community, including VPN usage, user accounts on computers, and recent news like Arch Linux disabling AUR package adoption to counter malware, upcoming features in Ubuntu 26.10, and Sony’s response to backlash regarding PlayStation discs. It also mentions community activities and participant project links.

  • Linux Saloon 212 | Application Appetizer Potluck Edition

    Linux Saloon 212 | Application Appetizer Potluck Edition

    The content discusses various technology and Linux-related updates, including a live weekend discussion about user experiences with Fedora and job openings at Epic Games focused on Linux security. It also covers IBM’s new chip architecture advancements and Dell surpassing HP in U.S. PC sales amid a shrinking market.

  • Linux Saloon 211 | Open Mic Night

    Linux Saloon 211 | Open Mic Night

    The content discusses various technology and Linux-related updates, including a live weekend discussion about user experiences with Fedora and job openings at Epic Games focused on Linux security. It also covers IBM’s new chip architecture advancements and Dell surpassing HP in U.S. PC sales amid a shrinking market.

  • Linux Saloon 210 | Early Edition July

    Linux Saloon 210 | Early Edition July

    The content discusses various topics in technology and Linux, such as hardware setups like the Warthunder Sim Rig, font management in Linux, and notable news like the retirement of the “Father of the Internet.” It also covers updates on Firefox, the Steam Machine launch, and Fedora governance changes, along with various resources and upcoming events.

  • Linux Saloon 209 | Fedora 44

    Linux Saloon 209 | Fedora 44

    The content discusses various topics in technology and Linux, such as hardware setups like the Warthunder Sim Rig, font management in Linux, and notable news like the retirement of the “Father of the Internet.” It also covers updates on Firefox, the Steam Machine launch, and Fedora governance changes, along with various resources and upcoming events.

  • Linux Saloon 208 | News Flight Early Edition

    Linux Saloon 208 | News Flight Early Edition

    The content discusses various topics in technology and Linux, such as hardware setups like the Warthunder Sim Rig, font management in Linux, and notable news like the retirement of the “Father of the Internet.” It also covers updates on Firefox, the Steam Machine launch, and Fedora governance changes, along with various resources and upcoming events.

  • Linux Saloon 207 | LibreWolf Web Browser

    Linux Saloon 207 | LibreWolf Web Browser

    To kick off the show, Mike (FullScale4me) discusses his experiences with older computer systems and “Big Iron.” The panel shares insights on LibreWolf, which is suitable for privacy-focused users who prioritize security but may not be ideal for casual users. The conversation gets a bit passionate about privacy, maybe even a little spicy!