Category: Linux Saloon

  • Linux Saloon 224 | Open Mic Night

    Linux Saloon 224 | Open Mic Night

    Mike Chilson demonstrated DevsFTP and discussed backup solutions in the recent tech session. Participants shared experiences about their Linux systems, emphasizing varied engagement levels. Future sessions will cover different application topics. Community suggestions are encouraged via email or dedicated platforms. Resources and project links provided support ongoing learning and collaboration.

  • Linux Saloon 223 | Omarchy

    Linux Saloon 223 | Omarchy

    The content discusses recent developments in tech and Linux, including news about Discord’s age verification, Mozilla Thunderbird for iOS, and Ubuntu’s overhaul of its wiki. It highlights the dwindling percentage of Steam users on Linux and Reddit’s removal of RSS feeds. Upcoming topics, housekeeping, and participant project links are also mentioned.

  • Linux Saloon 222 | News Flight Night

    Linux Saloon 222 | News Flight Night

    The content discusses recent developments in tech and Linux, including news about Discord’s age verification, Mozilla Thunderbird for iOS, and Ubuntu’s overhaul of its wiki. It highlights the dwindling percentage of Steam users on Linux and Reddit’s removal of RSS feeds. Upcoming topics, housekeeping, and participant project links are also mentioned.

  • Linux Saloon 221 | Next BREP io

    Linux Saloon 221 | Next BREP io

    The document discusses a free, browser-based CAD application called Next.BREP.io, which allows users to create and manage complex models while integrating electronics and mechanical parts. It emphasizes user privacy, requiring no account, and is continuously under development. Additionally, it mentions various tech-related content creators and upcoming events.

  • Linux Saloon 220 | Early Edition

    Linux Saloon 220 | Early Edition

    The post discusses various topics including a visit to the theater to watch the 1986 Transformers movie, web browser usage in 2026, and excitement around mobile technology. It also highlights retro hardware, a revival of “big box” PC games by GOG, and upcoming events such as an open mic night for community engagement.

  • Linux Saloon 219 | Butterbian and ButterKnife Distribution Exploration

    Linux Saloon 219 | Butterbian and ButterKnife Distribution Exploration

    The content outlines activities related to the Vintage Computer Fest Midwest, emphasizing user experiences with Butterknife and Butterbian through polls. It notes upcoming events, links to participant projects, and provides resources for further information, including various YouTube channels and a Discord group for the Linux community.

  • Linux Saloon 218 | News Flight Night

    Linux Saloon 218 | News Flight Night

    The post discusses various updates and developments in the tech and Linux community, including a StrawPoll about AUR usage, responses to a DDoS attack on Arch Linux, California’s open-source legislation, and improvements in KDE’s remote desktop functionality. It encourages community engagement through suggestions for future topics.

  • Linux Saloon 217 | Application Potluck

    Linux Saloon 217 | Application Potluck

    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 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.