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Screencasts/Audiocasts/Shows: Lubuntu 19.10 overview, Linux Headlines, Noodlings and More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 12th of October 2019 09:16:53 AM
  • Lubuntu 19.10 overview | Full-featured lightweight Operating System

    In this video, I am going to show an overview of Lubuntu 19.10 and some of the applications pre-installed.

  • Linux Headlines 25

    Facebook takes aim at Google's machine learning dominance, Ubuntu calls for testing of its Chromium snap package, Tails wants feedback on its upcoming 4.0 release, Puppet goes public with a beta of Project Nebula, and Microsoft re-issues yet another product under a permissive license.

  • Nathan Wolf: Noodlings | Symphony, Power Tools and Storage

    I took my kids to the symphony this past Sunday. It was hugely beneficial to have the kids experience a symphonic performance. It made for a pretty decent lesson about the benefits of working together. When the orchestral members were warming up before they begin the performance there is a cacophony of sounds and although individually, the instruments sound nice, together it sounds like a mess. When the performance started and the conductor did his conducting, keeping everyone on pace and on the “same sheet of music” as it were, you could listen and imagine the story of events in the mind’s eye. Everything from serious and intense melodies to whimsical light hearted tones. Although my kids could only manage to sit through an hour of the performance, there were lots of lessons to be extracted about the benefits of working together.

    How this can be applied to the Linux community is as such. When we work together, in harmony with one another, we can make for some amazing results. Whether it is the latest Ubuntu MATE, the newest release of Plasma or helping someone through a tech question, by working together in a kind and respectful tone we can achieve great things. I am of the belief that all Linux is good Linux and by making any one aspect better, we make it all better, regardless of the flavor of Linux or desktop you choose.

  • Ghost, Meat, or Block? | User Error 76

    Our first computers, the future of food, and ethical sources of funds.

    Plus the spooky reason that Popey unfollowed Joe.

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