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Practical Show Notes For The Going Linux Podcast
Here you will find links to the topics we covered in the episodes from our fifth year, 2011. You'll also find links to software, websites articles, and other resources mentioned in the episodes of Going Linux. To send feedback, use the Listener Feedback telephone number shown at the right, or send your feedback by e-mail to the address listed below.
If you are looking for our most recent shows, please go to our main Show Notes page.
Feedback or questions?
E-mail us: goinglinux@gmail.com
2011 Shows:
Dec 21: #160 - Recording with Skype-Advanced
Dec 20: #159 - Computer America #45
Dec 06: #158 - Listener Feedback
Nov 20: #157 - Recording with Skype-Introduction
Nov 16: #156 - Computer America #44
Nov 05: #155 - Listener Feedback
Oct 21: #154 - What's wrong with Linux?
Oct 19: #153 - Computer America #43
Oct 06; #152 - Listener Feedback
Sep 25: #151 - Computer America #42
Sep 20: #150 - Nosillacast and Mintcast
Sep 05: #149 - Listener Feedback
Aug 22: #148 - Linux Antivirus-Advanced
Aug 16: #147 - Computer America #41
Aug 05: #146 - Listener Feedback
Jul 21: #145 - Linux Antivirus-Introduction
Jul 20: #144 - Computer America #40
Jul 05: #143 - Listener Feedback
Jun 21: #142 - Computer America #39
Jun 20: #141 - Install Ubuntu on a Mac
Jun 05: #140 - Listener Feedback
May 22: #139 - Audacity Tutorial & Noscillacast
May 11: #138 - Computer America #38
May 06: #137 - Listener Feedback
April 21: #136 - Every Day Things You Can Do With Linux
April 20: #135 - Computer America #37
April 10: #134 - Listener Feedback
Mar 20: #133 - Produce A Podcast Using Linux
Mar 16: #132 - Computer America #36
Mar 05: #131 - Listener Feedback
Feb 20: #130 - Synergy 1.4.2 for Linux
Feb 16: #129 - Computer America #35
Feb 05: #128 - Listener Feedback
Jan 20: #127 - KWTV Live-The Interview
Jan 18: #126 - Computer America #34
Jan 05: #125 - Listener Feedback
Archived Show Notes:
2010 Show Notes: Jan - Dec
2009 Show Notes: Jan - Dec
2008 Show Notes: Jan - Dec
2007 Show Notes: Jan - Dec
Dec 20: #160 Recording with Skype-Advanced Tom is still under the weather. Chief Executive Minion Bill Smith takes over the co-hosting duties to help us discuss the details of recording Skype conversations on Linux for a podcast.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Our forum: http://forum.goinglinux.com
Article: Recording with Skype
http://goinglinux.com/articles/RecordingPodcastsOnSkype.html
OpenMediaVault http://openmediavault.org
Opera Unite: http://unite.opera.com
Episodes on recording using Audacity:
Introduction: http://goinglinux.com/2009shownotes.html#glp059
Advanced: http://goinglinux.com/2009shownotes.html#glp062
Screencasts on using Audacity:
Recording: http://goinglinux.com/screencasts.html#glsc001
Editing: http://goinglinux.com/screencasts.html#glsc002
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 160 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #160 Recording with Skype-Advanced
00:16 Introduction
00:50 Welcome Bill Smith
02:18 Linux in the Ham Shack
03:15 Managing podcast listening with an Android phone and Linux
04:12 Forums
05:52 Linux Mint 12 vs. Ubuntu 11.10
11:06 Recording using Skype
12:28 Bill's recording setup
13:54 Our article has pictures of the setup
14:53 Photo: The connections
16:15 Why the "Y"?
17:01 The mixer
18:48 Skype-call-recorder
20:39 Timing the podcast
22:03 Audacity for recording
22:34 Google Docs for notes and outline
22:53 Skype Chat
24:50 Audacity description
26:20 Supporting the podcast
41:31 Recording the Computer America episodes
30:35 Software pick: Open Media Vault
35:17 Software pick: Opera Unite
39:41 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
41:31 End
Dec 20: #159 Computer America #45 Larry joins Craig and Ben for the last Linux show of the year. The topic of the month is "Synergy" but we don't get to talk about it much. We have a Skype crash, but we get lots of email and even a caller into the show.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Synergy: http://synergy-foss.org
Our Synergy article: http://goinglinux.com/articles/UsingSynergyOnLinuxAndWindows.html
Our interview with Nick Bolton: http://goinglinux.com/shownotes.html#glp130
Issues installing Linux with software RAID:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/44550/problem-installing-on-computer-with-sata-harddrive
LibreOffice multi-language spell check: http://libreoffice-na.us/English/dictionary.html
What is EFI? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extensible_Firmware_Interface
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Episode 159 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #159 Computer America #45
00:15 Introduction
03:42 Topic: Synergy
04:05 Charlie: Got his computer running
12:45 Wy Larry prefers Mint
18:10 Skype crashes
19:45 We're back
20:28 What is Synergy? Which version should I use?
28:14 How Synergy works
32:47 Paul :Tip for LibreOffice users
35:39 Aldo: Trouble with Ubuntu 11.10
40:51 Fred: His Linux goes "poof"
44:50 Martin: Gone Linux
49:24 Paul: Hast trouble installing Linux
54:34 George: Installing any OS can be scary
60:40 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
61:27 End
Dec 06: #158 Listener Feedback Tom is under the weather, so Larry flys solo. Our listeners share an iTunes killer for Linux, solutions to issues, and a "Gone Linux" story. IFS=$'©' explained. Is Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) abandoned? Is Unity worth it? Is iTunes doomed? Find out. Listen to this episode!
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
psych 787’s script:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=324517
http://bash.cyberciti.biz/guide/$IFS
IPod sync solution:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/31257/unable-to-mount-iphone?answertab=votes#tab-top
The key commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pmcenery/ppa
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ifuse
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Episode 158 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #158 Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
02:01 Malcore: Don't use my last message
03:36 Mike: Backups and IPod help
10:09 Richard: Has a problem with PDF files
14:57 Bill: Worries about LMDE are well-founded
17:24 Bill: Internet shortcuts under Linux
20:31 Richard: Goodbye to Unity
25:25 Martin: Support of the monetary kind
26:44 Eddie: Has been listening to early episodes
28:07 Mark: Has an issue with Synergy
32:58 John: Gone Linux - no more iTunes!
37:22 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
39:06 End
Nov 20: #157 Recording with Skype-Introduction This episode provides an overview of the magic behind the recording of the Going Linux Podcast. We provide insights into how we do it, and suggestions for others using Linux to record a conversation over Skype, Google Talk or other VOIP setups.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Links to our new forum:
http://forum.linuxbasix.com/viewforum.php?f=53
http://forums.goinglinux.com or http://forum.goinglinux.com
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 157 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #157 Recording with Skype-Introduction
00:17 Introduction
00:51 Synaptic in Hardy looks old now
01:39 Tiger Direct gets kudos... sort of
04:32 Google Talk works!
05:12 Welcome Steve McLaughlin, CES
05:38 We've got forums!
07:54 David: Inspired the episode
09:08 Quality of Service (QOS)
10:01 How do we record the Going Linux Podcast?
10:29 What's the magic?
11:41 What we have tried in the past
11:51 Skype call recorder
12:46 Using 2 computers
14:35 What is comfort noise?
16:04 Make a 'safety recording'
19:06 How we record both ends with one computer
22:48 Tom's setup
23:39 Recording Google Chat - where's the button?
24:46 Forums - Thanks DoorToDoorGeek
25:58 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
27:44 End
Nov 16: #156 Computer America #44 Skype and Internet problems. Microsoft's continued support for the Linux version of Skype comes into question. And of course be read your feedback. Tonight's topic: The Software Center: The 'App Store' for Linux.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Firefox user agent switcher add-in: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/user-agent-switcher/
RedHat Certifications: http://www.redhat.com/certification/
LPI Certifications: http://lpi.org/linux-certifications
Novell Certifications http://www.novell.com/training/certinfo/cle/
An on-line LPI Study Group and Discussion Forum: http://forum.linuxbasix.com/viewforum.php?f=38
PCWorld article:
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/243581/need_linux_skills_12_places_to_learn_online.html
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 156 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #156 Computer America #44
00:15 Introduction
02:18 The App Store for Linux
33:50 The Internet issues continue
35:10 Jenni: User agent for Firefox
43:24 Grandmaster B: Wants to know about Linux certification
53:39 Sean: Going Linux
62:02 Marc: Uncertain about the future support for the Linux version of Skype
67:39 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
69:17 End
Nov 05: #155 Listener Feedback
Printing, simple CMS systems, Bluetooth, safe password storage, and government insecurity are all feedback topics this month. Tom and I discuss the state of Ubuntu 11.10 and advertising vs. donations on our podcast.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Get CMS: http://get-simple.info a CMS for smaller websites.
Sister Amy’s web seminars: http://www.ahereford.org/registration
UEFI blog post by Matthew Garrett a Power management and mobile Linux developer at Red Hat
http://mjg59.dreamwidth.org/5552.html
Turn off trackpad:
My post on the Mint forum:
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=66856#p427896
Our bash scripting tutorial:
http://goinglinux.com/articles/Scripts.html
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 155 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #155 Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
01:47 Ubuntu 11.10 still a no-go
05:04 Bob: Got a non-Linux printer working with Linux!
08:34 Sister Amy: A small CMS called get-simple.info
12:05 Malcor the techie: Backup strategies for videos and for business
15:40 Troy: Amazes his coworkers with Ubuntu
29:02 Primefalcon: Positive comments on Computer America
32:23 Klaatu: What's wrong with Linux?
34:58 Dave: Upgrade errors Ubuntu 11.10
37:56 David: Whats' taking up all that space on my fresh Debian install?
41:42 Rick: Ideas for safe password storage
43:54 Ryan: Offers to contribute content for us.
45:43 Leslie: Locking out Linux
53:38 Kevin: Government websites that insist on a lack of security
56:38 Advertising vs. Donations
59:28 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
61:17 End
Oct 20: #154 What's wrong with Linux?
Interviewed live by Knightwise, Larry provides some insight on what's wrong with Linux and what is holding Linux back.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
The Knightcast KC056: http://knightwise.com/knightcast-podcast/871-the-knightcast-kc0056-best-of-kwtv-live
The video: http://knightwise.com/kwtv-screencast/869-kwtv-live-sessions-for-september-2011
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 154 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #154 What's wrong with Linux?
00:15 Introduction
32:58 End
Oct 019: #153 Computer America 43 Ben makes room for Linux Mint. We talk about 6 reasons NOT to use Linux. (OK, it might be a bit of a tongue-in-cheek list.) Feedback, questions and comments as always.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Déjà Dup https://live.gnome.org/DejaDup
Back In Time http://backintime.le-web.org/
Wikipedia comparison of Statistics applications: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_statistical_packages
R (that’s the name of a statistics application) http://www.r-project.org/
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Episode 153 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #153 - Computer America #43
00:15 Introduction
00:47 6 Reasons NOT to use Linux
33:34 John: Remoting in to Linux
39:38 Bill: Giving and old computer new life
44:12 Aldo: A suggestion and a complaint
51:08 Leo: A neuroscientist with a comment and a question
64:59 Jenni: Preoccupation with price
72:34 End
Oct 06: #152 Listener Feedback
Tom gets a phone, thanks to Google. Larry tries to pronounce Swedish names. Losts of voice mail and email. "More" tips. Viruses found on Linux! Bill has Gone Linux.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Wikipedia lists Thorvald Natvig as the original author of Mumble.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mumble_%28software%29
http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Contributing
Disable ACPI/APIC in bios
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1468165.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDf_fRAophc
make software open faster http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/473
Pendrivelinux for creating USB discs.
http://www.pendrivelinux.com
Yumi Multiboot USB Creator
http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/
Virus testing:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EICAR_test_file
techSNAP podcast:
http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/12136/ultimate-home-router-techsnap-23/
Pronunciations: http://www.forvo.com/ (All the words in the world. Pronounced.)
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Episode 152 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #152 - Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
01:52 Tom now uses Google Voice
03:09 ctrl-0 to reset zoom level in a browser
04:54 John: The “more” command
09:03 Mike: Running a Live CD on public computers
15:36 Protecting user names and passwords when using a public computer
16:46 Danny: Asked about Mumble
19:28 Scott: Wants to know how to get his processors back
23:00 Danny: Linux for seniors
24:58 Jes: Speeding up Linux Mint
26:39 Egil: A suggestion we've heard before
29:59 Jay: Found a virus on Linux
31:44 Göran: Found a virus, too
33:28 Bill: Gone Linux
43:15 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
45:02 End
Sep 25: #151 Computer America #42
Topic of the month: "What applications come with my Linux distribution?"
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Distrowatch http://www.distrowatch.com
Backups: http://goinglinux.com/articles/Rsync-Bash-Cron-Backups.html
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 151 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #151 - Computer America #42
00:15 Introduction
00:47 Hello and welcome
04:23: What applications come with my Linux distribution?
11:26 Follow along at distrowatch.com
12:18 Linux Mint
19:20 Why do people develop Linux?
22:00 Fedora
24:33 What's up with Firefox release numbers?
26:48 Linux desktops: screen shots
30:15 Danny: Blind user trying to navigate through LiveCD menus
40:04 3D Desktops
41:59 Mikolaj: Asks about backups
45:27 Danny: Vinuux, Linux for the blind
46:47 Chris: Needs help with wireless
55:34 Intel demos new processor using Linux
57:31 Jim: Listenes on Miro
59:39 Nasser: Should I buy an Alienware PC to run Linux?
63:50 Barry: Switch to Mint is going well
64:34 Jim: I found a Virus on my Linux netbook
70:40 Chris: Browsing network shares cross-platform
71:46 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
73:46 End
Sep 20: #150 Nosillacast and Mintcast
Larry's appearances on the Noscillacast and Mintcast podcasts. Both of these segments were recorded earlier this year. In both appearances, Larry talks about Linux Mint. The Nosillacast was recorded a couple of months ago. In this episode Larry helped Allison, the host, step-by-step installing Mint 11 in VMWare on here Macintosh computer. The Mintcast segment was recorded back in May and is the longer of the two segments. This segment will appeal to anyone weighing a rolling release vs. a timed-release distribution.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Follow along with Allison during the installation steps: Install Linux Mint 11 Tutorial
The Nosillacast with Allison Sheridan: http://www.podfeet.com
Download and create your CD: http://goinglinux.com/screencasts.html#glsc003
How to Burn an ISO on your Mac: http://osxdaily.com/2009/09/11/how-to-burn-an-iso-on-your-mac/
The Mintcast: http://mintcast.org
Mint 11 release notes: http://linuxmint.com/rel_katya.php
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 150 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #150 - Nosillacast and Mintcast
00:15 Introduction
01:00 Overview of the two segments
01:47 Noscillacast
50:10 Mincast
113:58 End
Sep 05: #149 Listener Feedback
Larry discusses the disadvantages of a rolling release like Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE). Want to learn how to use LibreOffice? We have a resource. How to partition a hard drive with Linux.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
23 Libre Office Calc Video Tutorials:
http://www.thefrugalcomputerguy.com/vtOfcSpreadsheet.php
Making LMDE more stable: http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1781
Ubuntu on how to partition: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition
How to partition your hard drive using GParted:
https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/ubuntu-classic/hardware/C/disks.html#partitioning-device
Setting up shared printing on your home network:
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=59015
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu
http://goinglinux.com/articles/BasicsOfHomeNetworking.html
http://goinglinux.com/articles/WirelessHomeNetwork.html
Tuxboot http://tuxboot.org
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 149 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #149 - Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
01:33 LibreOffice Calc: The Frugal Computer Guy
03:02 Jack Deth explains how to get rid of Skype
07:35 Bill: Mint Debian rolling release
10:24 Richard: More on Mint Debian
11:34 Larry's take on LMDE
18:08 Karim: Android is Linux
21:24 Jim: Linux Mint dual-boot
24:19 Jim: How to partition
24:30 Michael: Removed Ubuntu, won't reinstall
25:54 Michael: Setting up wireless printing
27:54 Software Pick: TuxBoot
30:02 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
31:30 End
Aug 22: #148 Linux Antivirus-Advanced
We install two Linux antivirus solutions: ClamAV and BitDefender. We run a scan of each. No surprise, we don't find any viruses. We go about all of this like a neophyte Linux user might, and have some trouble, just like a new user would! We don’t think you need an antivirus to protect you from Linux malware just yet. There is no Linux-specific malware in the wild. But you might want antivirus software installed on your Linux computer for three reasons:
1. To be prepared - just in case there is malware released for Linux.
2. To be courteous to your friends who use other operating systems. Antivirus for Linux currently scans your computer looking for malware that might infect other operating systems.
3. To connect to networked Windows machines and clean up their infections
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Our article on Antivirus for Linux: Antivirus on Linux - Do I Need It?
Bit Defender: http://www.bitdefender.com/business/antivirus-for-unices.html
Clam AV: http://www.clamav.net/ (Windows version: http://www.clamwin.com/)
AVG for Linux: http://free.avg.com/us-en/download?prd=afl
Change swappiness:
sudo sysctl vm.swappiness=10
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq#What is swappiness and how do I change it?
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Episode 148 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #148 - Linux Antivirus-Advanced
00:15 Introduction
01:34 No crashes (we are professionals)
02:54 Let us know if your Linux antivirus finds any running viruses, let us know
04:22 3 reasons why you might want to install a Linux antivirus
05:50 The ClamAV installation begins
10:44 Overview of the ClamAV options
15:24 Updating the virus definitions fails (not intuitive)
18:40 The scan ClamAV begins
21:27 Installing BitDefender from the website (navigating the marketing hype)
25:50 The BitDefender download
30:58 The BitDefender installation (multiple attepts)
40:34 Overview of BitDefender user interface
42:58 Updating the virus definitions
44:33 Running BitDefender (not!)
45:38 What we learned
47:00 Change swappiness to speed up your computer
52:20 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
53:59 End
Aug 16: #147 Computer America #41
Connection issues, ringing phones, commercial breaks. All of that is edited out. This is just Craig, Ben and Larry talking about Linux and answering your Linux questions. (We did leave in the bit about hooker names in Linux Mint.) The topic of the month: 5 Linux distributions for computers you never thought would run again!
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
5 Tiniest Linux Distributions For Your Ancient Computers:
http://www.junauza.com/2011/07/5-tiniest-linux-distributions-for-your.html
1. DSL (Damn Small Linux) or Digital Subscriber Line! :)
486 processor, 8 MB RAM, 50 MB disk space (can run in 128 MB RAM) very usable, not currently being developed
http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/
2. SliTaz (Simple Light Incredible Temporary Autonomous Zone)
x86 or i486 processor, min 16 MB RAM (256 recommended), 0 disk space (can run from RAM) very usable
http://www.slitaz.org/en/get/
3. Puppy Linux
128 MB RAM, 0 disk space (can run from RAM) designed for rescuing broken systems, but very usable day-to-day
http://www.puppylinux.com/
4. Tiny Core Linux or Micro Core Linux
Usable but is not a complete desktop OS. Limited hardware support.
i486DX processor, 48 MB RAM, 0 disk space (designed to run from RAM)
http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/welcome.html
5. Basic Linux (BL3)
Designed for older laptops for web browsing, email and presentations. PCMCIA support built-in, and MagicPoint presentation software out-of-the-box.
Intel 386 processor, 3MB RAM, DOS
Intel 386 processor, 12MB RAM and 2 1.44 MB floppies
http://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/baslinux/
Get Libre Office: http://www.libreoffice.org/download/
Changing elevated privilege timeout in Ubuntu and Mint: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=183418
On-line lug (using Mumble): http://wiki.linuxbasix.com/
Allison Sheridan’s Noscillacast Mac Podcast: http://www.podfeet.com
The Knightcast: http://knightwise.com
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 147 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #147 - Computer America #41
00:15 Introduction
00:42 Hello and welcome
01:49 5 Tiny Linux Distributions for really old computers
35:07 Hour 2
37:00 Richard: Define Linux terms, commands and directory structure
47:46 Steven wrote with a question about opening old word processor documents.
52:43 Jeff: Asks about the Linux equivalent of "administrator mode"
59:53 Johnny was a little upset at a comment I made on the last Computer America show
64:36 Bob asked for help in staring a local Linux User Group (LUG)
69:20 Don provided some feedback on my appearance on the Noscillacast Mac podcast
70:52 Kids these days! You have it so easy with your point and click and swipe and gestures
73:36 End
Aug 05: #146 Listener Feedback
We get feedback on Linux antivirus software, Computer America episodes and Skype. Learn how to install Ubuntu with a NetInstall. Larry is corrected: Is Finland part of Scandinavia or not?
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Stitcher: http://stitcher.com/
Swiffy: http://swiffy.googlelabs.com/
Ubuntu's mini ISO:
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/natty/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
Documented NetInstall: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/QuickNetboot
Comparison table of DLNA servers:
http://www.rbgrn.net/content/21-how-to-choose-dlna-media-server-windows-mac-os-x-or-linux
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Episode 146 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #146 - Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
02:14 Stitcher
04:10 Tom tries Ekiga
05:07 Chief Executive Minion Bill: Swiffy
06:55 Google Chrome features
09:15 Anonymous: Calling from iPod
10:03 Paul: Hooked on Linux Mint
14:14 Anonymous: How do I change Ubuntu's indicator applet?
17:09 Setve: Mac exploit required no click. A problem for Linux?
19:25 Hans: Comment on Larry’s description of Linus Torvalds’ homeland
21:27 David: Ignoring Computer America episodes again
24:58 Gordon: Linux AV scans for Windows viruses
26:52 Justin: Run Linux AV to protect your friends with Windows
27:38 Bradley: Update ClamAV with "freshclam"
29:48 Jeff: Try Ekiga as an alternative to Skype
31:01 Ilya: Ubuntu has a NetInstall from a mini ISO
37:59 Roger: DLNA Servers comparison table for streaming media
40:40 Use the "1" key in top to display separate processors details
41:58 Use Conky for desktop system monitor details
44:26 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
47:05 End
Jul 21: #145 Linux Antivirus-Introduction
The market for antivirus and anti-malware software is booming. Windows has over 1000 new viruses a day, so this is not likely to decrease any time soon. Now the Mac users are getting the fake antivirus warnings, and because more and more Windows users are moving away from the OS, the new Mac users are falling for it! Can Linux users be far behind?
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Our article on Antivirus for Linux: Antivirus on Linux - Do I Need It?
Linux Format (UK) Magazine online linked to this TuxRadar article:
http://www.tuxradar.com/content/get-best-virus-scanner-linux
Bit Defender for Linux:
http://www.bitdefender.com/PRODUCT-80-en--BitDefender-Antivirus-Scanner-for-Unices.html
Clam AV: http://www.clamav.net/ (Windows version: http://www.clamwin.com/)
AVG for Linux: http://free.avg.com/us-en/download?prd=afl
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 145 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #145 - Linux Antivirus-Introduction
00:15 Introduction
02:16 It's chilly
03:24 Ubuntu drops Synaptic package manager, drops in popularity
06:48 Switch to Linux: Beat Windows 8 and Mac OSX Lion by a year!
08:40 Antivirus for Linux. Really?
11:35 Linux is difficult to infect
12:39 Social engineering is how you could be infected
15:08 Don't say 'yes' to the fake anti-malware
16:45 Can Linux be infected?
19:50 Antivirus for Linux
24:28 Should you install antivirus software?
25:22 YOU are the hacker!
27:19 How to prevent an infection
31:23 Recent switchers to Linux are most at risk
32:45 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
34:41 End
Jul 20: #144 Computer America #40
Topic of the month: Installing Linux-What are the options? Lots of questions from the chat room, facebook and the phone lines.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Install beside or in place of your current operating system (dual-boot, boot camp)
http://goinglinux.com/shownotes.html#glp141
Install "inside" your current operating system (wubi, virtual machine)
http://www.ubuntu.com/download
http://linuxmint.com/download.php
Wireless issues with Ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
Change Ubuntu UID to match Mac UID to access Mac hard drive from Linux.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1802981
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1918408#post1918408
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 144 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #144 - Computer America #40
00:16 Introduction
05:00 Topic: Installing Linux - What are the options
10:17 Linux means personal preference - lots of varieties
13:44 Can you change the Linux kernel?
18:01 Linux on an older computer - what about replacing Windows 95
21:25 Is Linux free? Can you charge for Linux?
25:50 Charlie: New computer, now has no wireless on Ubuntu and Linux Mint
37:09 Hour 2
37:45 305t3ch: DLNA server for server
39:48 Bill: Minitube is awsome!
44:51 Bill: Gone Linux with Smoothwall Express, Bondi Blue iMac, freeNX
49:58 John: Issues because Apple does not provide iTunes for Linux
54:50 kyengineer: Install Linux on a Mac Mini as a file server
57:50 Frank: Where can I find what are the latest features of Linux
58:56 S!ick: Installing both Joli OS and Ubuntu using WUBI alongside Windows
61:37 Paul: What Linux certifications are available? Where to get them?
68:31 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
70:40 End
Jul 05: #143 Listener Feedback
Larry has switched to Linux Mint Debian Edition. (LMDE) Firefox vs. Chrome. No more slash Linux. Mumble mumble... We explain that there is a reason it's called a "voice mail line." Ubuntu 11.04 isn't ready. Ubuntu 11.04 is great. How to tweak Gnome 3 so that it works. Skype is dead. Long live Microsoft Skype! Now what do we do?
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Starting a Linux user group (LUG): http://www.tldp.org/howto/user-group-howto.html
PCWorld: Google.com/linux is gone
Create a Chrome TOR button:
http://lifehacker.com/5614732/create-a-tor-button-in-chrome-for-on+demand-anonymous-browsing
Now Unity makes sense: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRZCAHqz23A&feature=feedrec_grec_index
Mint upgrades: http://community.linuxmint.com/tutorial/view/2
Ars Technica: Fixing, er, ah, tweaking Gnome 3
mintCast Podcast: http://mintcast.org
Linux Basix Podcast http://linuxbasix.com
Linux Basix Forum: http://forum.linuxbasix.com
Tech-Vets Podcast: http://tech-vets.com
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 143 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #143 - Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
02:45 Larry goes Linux Mint Debian's rolling release
05:15 Chrome vs. Firefox
10:30 Steve: On-line lug at the Linux Basix forum
14:05 Anonymous: Installing Linux on a specific drive
18:12 Robert: How would I start a local Linux Group?
20:01 Bill: Hello google.com/linux
20:29 Steve: Goodbye google.com/linux
22:28 John: Unity is working well
25:19 Brian: Issues with Vidalia TOR bundle
28:54 Primefalcon: A separate home partition helps when backing up
31:00 Rich: Now Unity makes sense (see the video)
32:13 Mike: Banshee problem on Mint
36:26 Paul: A rant about open source and audio
42:33 Paul: Switching desktop environments without switching distros
47:41 Jared: Are there any Skype alternatives?
52:38 Brian: Tweaking Gnome 3 to add back removed features
53:31 Rick: Gone Linux Mint
56:50 Software picks: mumble and minitube
60:28 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
63:35 End
Jun 21: #142 Computer America #39
Topic: "Has Adobe abandoned Linux?" Craig introduces Larry to his new co-host -- his son, Ben. Ben is a Windows gamer who hasn't looked at Linux since the 1990's. Larry has him convinced to try Linux by the end of the show!
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Listener Bradley provided this link for the Adobe topic:
http://blogs.adobe.com/open/2011/06/focusing-on-the-next-linux-client.html
Net Market Share OS Trend information:
http://marketshare.hitslink.com/operating-system-market-share.aspx?qprid=8&qpcustomd=#
Rich’s links for getting used to XFCE 4.8 and Xubuntu Linux
XFCE settings overview (18 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHgp8BGZfOc
Basic customizations and keystroke launcher (21 minutes)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHzP3ZLpjpM
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 142 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #142 - Computer America #39
00:16 Introduction
00:53 Meet Ben - new guy does good
03:00 Didn't know it existed, still?
03:49 Has Adobe abandoned Linux?
05:30 Adobe AIR software development platform no longer being supported
07:20 Adobe to focus on mobile phone platforms
11:00 "The Linux Minute" -- sorry Intel
11:18 Linux flat, Android growing, iOS growind, Mac OS flat, Windows declining
12:35 Linux community to the rescue!
14:54 It's all about the money
23:00 Android is Linux
27:17 Ben thinks he is a secret Linux admirer and didn't know it until now
27:38 Browsers on Linux
29:42 Computer America Facebook page
30:14 How to get started with Linux: Linux Mint 11 LiveCD
33:25 Ben: Why would I want to use something that is not intuitive
36:22 Bill: NetFlix on Linux?
41:58 Curtis: Unity - as slow as Windows on an older laptop
47:21 Rich: Some alternatives to Unity - XFCE, LXDE
49:04 Who is Shuttleworth?
50:00 Jared: Gone Linux
52:57 Ben: What are the pros of using Linux?
55:52 Ben: Can I create a partition on my hard drive and use both Linux and Windows?
59:06 Ben: In one show you are convincing me to try Linux!
59:38 305t3ch: What about ClearOS for a small buiness server
62:54 Any distros that come with Joomla CMS pre-installed?
64:23 dogphlap: Samsung driver for CX-3175 printer is NOT proprietary!
68:27 Ubuntu's contribution to the Linux community
72:45 Mike: New listener - coupon printing (again!)
77:37 End
Jun 20: #141 Install Ubuntu on a Mac
Let technology work for you rather than the other way around. Larry interviews Knightwise of The Knightcast, KWTV screencasts, Live webcasts, the Aussie Geek Podcast and the Noscillacast, etc. Knightwise is a cross-platform slider who uses Windows, Linux and Mac computers and other technology. The topic is "Installing Ubuntu on a Mac" but we veer off into other things, like podcasting sound quality and aircraft engine maintenance at 10,000 feet.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Knightwise:
http://knightwise.com
#dearknightwise
The Aussie Geek Podcast: http://www.aussiegeekpodcast.com
The Noscillacast: http://www.podfeet.com
Thanks to listener Aldo for this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 141 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #141 - Install Ubuntu on a Mac
00:15 Introduction
01:40 Who is Kightwise?
10:28 Mac hardware quality and variability
13:37 Why install Linux on Mac hardware?
15:00 Linux on a Macbook Air
16:13 Installation process on Mac hardware
17:49 Differences in installing Linux vs. on a Mac as on PCs
19:06 What could possibly go wrong?
20:49 Mac hardware drivers for Linux
23:59 It's faster! And it rocks!
26:46 OSX slows down or gets a little unstable after a year or so
27:51 Refit: a better way to dual-boot Linux and OSX with bootcamp for podcast production
29:37 Tom does durability testing: Aircraft engine maintenence in mid-flight at 10,000 feet
32:12 Getting support for Ubuntu on your Mac
34:30 What's tha-a-a-t? Impress your friends!
36:02 Cautions and tips about installing Ubuntu on your Mac
38:45 Installing on Macs with G3, G4, G5 processors
41:32 It's my computer. I'll do with it what I want!
45:29 Lenovo: The PC equivalent of Mac hardware
46:12 Improve your Mac experience with Linux
47:12 What's next? All-Linux podcast production on a Mac
50:27 End
Jun 05: #140 Listener Feedback
Larry switches to Ubuntu 11.04. Larry switches to Xubuntu 11.04. Will he stay with Xubuntu, or switch to Mint... or openSuSE? We answer questions and discuss Unity, XFCE, Plop, upgrades, Gnome Shell, Mark Shuttleworth, and much more.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Plop: http://www.plop.at/en/ploplinux.html
Shuttleworth had an online chat:
http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/05/04/%23ubuntu-classroom.html#t14:33
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 140 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #140 - Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
02:10 Larry installs Ubuntu 11.04
03:16 Until Unity is finished, Ubuntu is no longer for noobs
06:55 Larry switches to Xubuntu 11.04 - requires "tweaking"
13:39 Tom does not upgrade to Ubuntu 11.04
15:56 Aaron: Plop for installing from a USB
16:02 Bob: If I upgrade will I need to re-do compatibility
20:07 Roy: Try gnome-shell --replace command
20:46 Tom tries Roy's suggestion -- while recording the show!
24:43 Brad: Try Xubuntu 11.04 as an alternative to Ubuntu 11.04 with Unity
26:56 Brian: Monitor headaches
31:45 Rich: Shuttleworth on Unity's future
36:30 Curtis: Nosillacast was special
38:33 Egroegeorge: Show topicsuggestions, listen to Going Linux like Star Wars
41:41 Software picks: ARandR, gprename
45:00 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
47:12 End
May 22: #139 Audacity Tutorial & Noscillacast
We have some new listener-contributed content. Thanks to Richard Roocroft for his tutorial on how to use the Audacity audio recording and editing program.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Richard Roocroft's Rusty Microphone:
www.rustymicrophone.com
Allison Sheridan's Noscilla Cast:
http://www.podfeet.com
Our screencasts on using Audacity to produce a podcast:
Recording a Podcast
Editing a Podcast
Southern California Linux Expo:
http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale9x
Larry's Presentation page on the SCaLE website
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 139 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #139 - Audacity Tutorial & Noscillacast
00:19 Introduction
02:03 Richard: Audacity Tutorial
13:48 Lots of links
14:38 Allison: Chit Chat Across the Pond
59:56 End
May 11: #138 Computer America #38
Subject: "Linux gets a new look". Larry is on the Computer America show as Carey's co-host, while Craig is on vacation.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Gnome 3 - a way to use an operating system:
http://www.gnome.org/gnome-3/
Ubuntu’s Unity user interface meets with mixed reviews:
Linux Journal article: http://tinyurl.com/3el7ecj
Ubuntu screen shots: (half-way down the page)
http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/features
Compiling on Slax:
http://www.slax.org/forum.php?action=view&parentID=12003
Redo Backup: http://redobackup.org
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 138 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #138 - Computer America #38
00:17 Introduction
01:00 "Patch Tuesday" - Avoid it all. Install Linux
03:27 Microsoft buys Skype - changes in the works?
06:44 Copyright infringement law suit. Will it affect Linux users?
18:10 New looks for Linux
27:50 Gnome 3 and Unity as compared with KDE 4
29:38 Isn't WINE a desktop?
34:20 Virtual Machines and Coupons
37:45 Curtis: Use power line adapter in place of wireless card
46:52 Seth: Compiling on Slax 6.1.2
51:25 dogphlap: Likes RedoBackup
53:53 Drive cloning
57:55 Charles: Upgrade Derringer to Natty - no issues
62:22 Kross: Download Helper plugin for streaming videos in Firefox
66:27 End
May 06: #137 Listener Feedback
Tom and Larry discuss Ubuntu 11.04 and Unity (after a total of about 10 minutes of use between them.) Stickers for your "Windows" key. Resistance to change. Listener questions. Gone Linux.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
System76 Super-Key stickers http://www.system76.com/article_info.php?articles_id=9
Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04 (Official Ubuntu Linux manual)
http://ubuntu-manual.org/
Ubuntu's ten lessons for the desktop PDFs: (student guide and instructor guide)
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Training?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=student.pdf
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Training?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=instructor.pdf
Linux Mint Official User Guide
http://www.linuxmint.com/blog/?p=1507
On-line Linux Tutorials and Courses:
http://www.howtoforge.com
http://linuxbasics.org/tutorials/start
http://linuxbasics.org/course/start
http://beginlinux.org
http://linux.learnhub.com/
http://gnulinux.learnhub.com/
On-line Applications Tutorials:
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials
http://beginlinux.org
http://opensource.learnhub.com/
SliTaz Forum: http://scn.slitaz.org/forums/
Compiling on Puppy: http://puppylinux.org/wikka/compiling
Linux Link Tech Show: http://tllts.org
Redo Backup: http://redobackup.org
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 137 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #137 - Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
02:31 Ubuntu 11.04 impressions
08:53 Super Key stickers
12:38 Blogfan: Having trouble with Ubuntu 7.10
17:25 Brian: Finds Ubuntu “just seems to work”
26:27 Ed: Problems with installing an ebook reader on his SliTaz Linux computer
32:44 Steve: Where do you think the gaps and weaknesses are in the world of linux?
38:13 Robert: Bleach Bit stopped his working webcam, tries sudo chmod +x /dev/video0
43:49 Charles: Installed Ubuntu 11.04 on Racing Cow and Derringer
48:26 James: Wrote about his printing experience - hplip
53:32 William: Gone Linux, too
54:53 Ray: Roku let's Ray use Linux and Netflix
57:12 Redo Backup - "bare metal" restore
59:40 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
61:53 End
Apr 21: #136 Every Day Things You Can Do With Linux
Listener Danny Crone provided us with this episode on every day things you can do with Linux. Danny discusses the topic of Linux, audio recording, accessibility and more. He also interviews a Linux user, who goes by the name Stormdragon, about Linux.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Vinux: http://www.vinuxproject.org
Frostbite systems: http://frostbitesystems.com
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 136 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #136 - Every Day Things You Can Do With Linux
00:16 Introduction
01:48 What is Linux
08:20 Orca
08:39 Interview with Stormdragon
19:20 Skype
20:18 Money Management
21:13 Advantages of computers with Linux pre-installed
30:13 End
Apr 20: #135 - Computer America #37
As usual, Larry is the guest on the Computer America radio show. Unlike usual, A.J. Stringham of the Linux Geekdom podcast is the co-guest. Welcome A.J.! Great job. Today's topic: "10 Ways Linux Can Fix PCs."
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
The article Bill provided that is the basis of our topic today:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/31804/the-10-cleverest-ways-to-use-linux-to-fix-your-windows-pc/
Linux Geekdom
http://linuxgeekdom.com
Multi-boot Linux on a pen (flash) drive:
YUMI Multiboot USB Creator for Windows http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/
SARDU Multiboot USB Creator for Windows http://www.pendrivelinux.com/sardu-multiboot-usb-creator-windows/
LinuxLive USB Creator for Windows http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
Universal USB Linux Installer for Windows http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
MultiSystem Multiboot USB Creator for Linux http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04 (Official Ubuntu Linux manual)
http://ubuntu-manual.org/
Linux Mint Official User Guide
http://www.linuxmint.com/blog/?p=1507
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 135 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #135 - Computer America #37
00:16 Introduction
00:54 Welcome Larry
02:15 10 Ways Linx Can Fix PCs
05:50 Welcome AJ
11:34 Which distribution should you use?
14:24 Anthony: How do I learn about Linux, converting from a Mac?
21:00 Alternate methods of fixing PCs
21:54 JackDeth: Rescues a DVR using Linux
23:40 Mohammed: Making a bootable thumb drive
28:13 USB boot drive vs. CD repair utilities
30:08 Linux-based repair tools are not intimidating
31:50 Use a repair CD if possible, but a LiveCD will do in an emergency
32:44 Linux on Web servers
34:27 Linux security updates
35:42 Linux geekiness
39:55 David: Where do I get older Computer America episodes?
47:25 Larry: Looking for a light-weight distribution
52:10 Michael: Media player as a rescue disk
56:10 Tim: Sharing printers in a Windows network
64:15 William: Conversion to Linux success story
66:15 Aldo: Uses Going Linux podcast to improve his English
67:50 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
71:32 End
Apr 10: #134 - Listener Feedback
We have so much feedback we have had to summarize a few of them together. My guess is that we'll be doing more of this. We also received a lot of audio feedback and voice mails for this episode.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Larry's appearance on the Noscillacast podcast: Episode 305 How to Podcast Without Power...
Boot Portable Live USB Linux on Older Hardware: Your Linux is Portable, But Where's the Port?
Emery Fletcher, Linux Planet, Friday, March 11, 2011
http://www.linuxplanet.com/linuxplanet/reviews/7319/1/
Rusty Microphone: www.rustymicrophone.com
Bob's WikiHow Articles:
http://www.wikihow.com/Run-a-Computer-from-a-USB-Drive-Using-Puppy-Linux
http://www.wikihow.com/Control-Two-Computers-Using-One-Mouse-and-Keyboard-With-Quicksynergy
10 ways Linux can fix PC's:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/31804/the-10-cleverest-ways-to-use-linux-to-fix-your-windows-pc/
Multi-boot Linux on a pen (flash) drive:
YUMI Multiboot USB Creator for Windows http://www.pendrivelinux.com/yumi-multiboot-usb-creator/
SARDU Multiboot USB Creator for Windows http://www.pendrivelinux.com/sardu-multiboot-usb-creator-windows/
LinuxLive USB Creator for Windows http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
Universal USB Linux Installer for Windows http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
MultiSystem Multiboot USB Creator for Linux http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 134 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #134 - Listener Feedback
00:16 Introduction
02:39 Listen to Larry's SCaLE presentation
05:17 Bill provides Tom with another opportunity to tinker
08:16 Linux Planet article on PLOP
10:13 AJ: Linux Geekdom is back! Sceencast and Voice Mail software
13:37 Bill: Distro reviewDistro review - Cunchbang
22:03 Richard: How to use Levelator on Linux using Wine
26:15 Danny: Every day tasks that can be done with Linux
27:38 Bob: WikiHow on Puppy and Quick Synergy
28:42 Aario: Laptop gets too hot
32:54 James: Needs one-on-one help
34:34 Ray: Any kind of freedom as long as you use Mint
37:00 Bill: Using Linux to fix Windows
37:49 Daryl: Set us straight on multiboot
41:27 Brad: Gone Linux (so has his wife and brother-in-law)
46:27 Tom Wubis his sister's computer
49:28 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
51:29 End
Mar 20: #133 - Produce An Audio Podcast Using Linux
This is the audio from Larry's presentation at the Southern California Linux Expo (SCaLE9x) on February 27, 2011.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Follow along with Larry's presentation:
Produce An Audio Podcast Using Linux.odp
Video Presentation
Southern California Linux Expo:
http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale9x
Larry's Presentation page on the SCaLE website
Noscilla Cast "Podcasting on Podcasting" series (12-step program):
http://www.podfeet.com/wordpress/podcasting-on-podcasting
Podcast411's Podcast 101 (11-step program)
http://podcast411.com/podcast101
Libsyn's Podcasting Starter Kit
http://imake.libsyn.com/podcast-podcasting-starter-kit-for-absolute-newbies
Get Professional Help:
Sallie Goetsch: http://www.podcastasylum.com
Dave Jackson: http://schoolofpodcasting.com
Donna Papacosta: http://trafcom.typepad.com/blog/the-podcasters-checklist.html
Flickr Photos from SCALE9X:
http://www.flickr.com/search/?w=all&q=scale9x&m=text
Our screencasts on using Audacity to produce a podcast:
Recording a Podcast
Editing a Podcast
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 133 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #133 - Produce An Audio Podcast Using Linux
00:16 Introduction
01:40 Hi Bob!
02:40 Special thanks to Allison Sheridan for "Podcasting on Podcasting"
04:25 Produce An Audio Podcast Using Linux
62:41 End
Mar 16: #132 - Computer America #36
This month's topic: "Other Podcasts for people interested in Linux". We list a lot of the Linux podcasts on Larry's media player. AJ of Linux Geekdom podcast calls in to ask a question. We also answer listener questions from the emails we have received.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
The Linux Action Show!
http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/?cat=4
Feeds: http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheLinuxActionShowOGG or
http://feeds.feedburner.com/TheLinuxActionShow
Linux Basement
http://www.linuxbasement.com
Feeds: http://feeds.feedburner.com/linuxbasement or
http://www.linuxbasement.com/ogg
Linux Geekdom
http://linuxgeekdom.com
Feeds: http://linuxgeekdom.com/rssogg.xml or
http://linuxgeekdom.com/rssmp3.xml
Linux in the Ham Shack
http://lhspodcast.info
Feeds: http://lhspodcast.info/category/podcast-ogg/feed or
http://lhspodcast.info/category/podcast-mp3/feed
Linux Outlaws
http://linuxoutlaws.com
Feeds: http://feeds.feedburner.com/linuxoutlaws or
http://feeds.feedburner.com/linuxoutlaws-ogg
Tux Radar
http://www.tuxradar.com/podcast
Feed: http://www.tuxradar.com/files/rss-small.png
Ubuntu UK
http://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org
Feeds: http://feeds.feedburner.com/UbuntuUkPodcastOgg-high?format=xml or
http://feeds.feedburner.com/UbuntuUkPodcastMp3-high?format=xml
mintCast (Linux Mint)
http://mintcast.org
Feed: http://mintcast.org/podcasts-only/rss2.aspx
Lotta Linux Links
http://www.lottalinuxlinks.com
Feed: http://lottalinuxlinks.com/podcast/rss.xml
The Linux Link Tech Show
http://tllts.org
Feeds: http://www.thelinuxlink.net/tllts/tllts_ogg.rss or
http://www.thelinuxlink.net/tllts/tllts.rss
The GNU World Order (Formerly "The Bad Apples")
http://www.thebadapples.info/
Feeds: http://www.thebadapples.info/thebadapples/HOME/rss.xml or
http://www.thebadapples.info/ogg.xml
Not-so-active shows
Fresh Ubuntu
http://freshubuntu.org/
Feeds: http://freshubuntu.org/mp3feed or
http://feeds2.feedburner.com/FreshUbuntuOgg
The Linux Install Podcast
http://thelip.net
Feeds: http://thelip.net/lipmp3.xml or http://thelip.net/lipogg.xml
Linux Reality
http://www.linuxreality.com
Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/linuxreality
Productive Linux
http://productivelinux.com
Feeds: http://feeds.feedburner.com/productivelinux/ymoN or
http://feeds.feedburner.com/productivelinux/GOXS
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 132 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #132 - Computer America #36
00:16 Introduction
00:52 Hello and welcome
03:18 Other Podcasts for people interested in Linux
07:04 AJ from Linux Geekdom
16:00 The Linux Action Show!
20:17 Linux Basement
23:25 Linux in the Ham Shack
24:39 Linux Outlaws
26:58 Tux Radar
29:16 Ubuntu UK
30:07 mintCast (Linux Mint)
32:07 Lotta Linux Links
32:56 The Linux Link Tech Show
35:07 The introduction of IE9 could mean more converts to Linux
42:11 Chris: Removing kernels
54:25 Brian: After 2 years, gone Linux!
56:56 Steve: Gone Linux
60:55 Is Larry switching from Ubuntu?
62:51 Rosa: Finding downloaded mp3 stream
67:31 U-Cubed
68:12 End
Mar 05: #131 - Listener Feedback
Our topics this month include: Grappling with skype-call-recorder on Ubuntu 10.10. Grappling with Mobilin - and failing. Media player as a rescue device. Oh, and we answer listener questions.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Richard's website: http://www.rustymicrophone.com
Chris' Dynamic Compressor plugin: http://pdf23ds.net/software/dynamic-compressor
64-bit Ubuntu driver for Lexmark Prevail Pro 705:
http://support.lexmark.com/index?docLocale=en_US&page=content&id=DR20846&locale=EN&userlocale=EN_US
WD TV Live HD+: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WD_TV#WD_TV_Live_Plus
Using multiple cams on Linux:
http://fixunix.com/hardware/526637-multiple-webcams-ubuntu-fedora-win-xp.html
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=741001
Where to get started with Going Linux:
#9 - Adjusting to Linux (Introduction)
#17 - Word Porcessors and Text Editors (Introduction)
#29 - Backups (Intro)
#65 - Linux Desktops-Introduction
#76 - Linux File System-Introduction
#94 - SCaLE 8x
Learning about Linux:
Resources: http://resources.goinglinux.com
"The manual" for various Linux distributions http://goinglinux.com/shownotes.html#glp126
Kid-friendly Linux distributions and apps: http://www.lifehack.org/articles/technology/linux-for-children.html
Ubuntu Mini: http://ubuntumini.com
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 131 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #131 - Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
00:46 Skype Call Recorder does not separate channels on Ubuntu 10.04 and Ubuntu 10.10
03:27 Tom's attempt at using Moblin
08:01 Thanks for the feedback
08:45 Audible
10:31 Richard: Levelator vs. Chris' Dynamic Compressor vs. Audacity's Compressor
24:04 Nick: Gone Linux over a 5 year period
29:21 Mike: Struggling with Lexmark Prevail Pro 705 printer/scanner on 64-bit Ubuntu
32:03 Paul: Boxee does not have an RPM package!
36:12 Ryan: Boxee does not yet have Netflix on Linux
38:29 JD: WD TV Live HD+ runs on Linux AND supports Netflix
41:13 Thomas: Using an old computer as a security system and file server
45:23 Heather: Where should I start with Going Linux? What about Linux for kids?
49:00 Bill: Ubuntu installed in 60 minutes on a cast-off computer
50:22 AA has BSOD in DFW
52:15 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
55:37 End
Feb 20: #130 - Synergy 1.4.2 for Linux
With the recent release of Synergy for Linux, our updated setup instructions are simpler and easier for Linux users than ever before. Today, on the day of the release of Synergy 1.4.2, I interview one of the project owners, Nick Bolton, on the release of Synergy 1.4.2 for Linux. We discuss the origins of the project, the features of the latest release and why this new synergy is the easiest to use ever.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Our new Synergy setup instructions: http://goinglinux.com/articles/UsingSynergyOnLinuxAndWindows.html
The newest Synegy http://synergy-foss.org
The 3 original projects: The original Synergy, Synergy+, and QSynergy
Utility QuickSynergy
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 130 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #130 - Synergy 1.4.2 for Linux
00:17 Introduction
00:35 Interview with Nick Bolton
30:40 End
Feb 16: #129 - Computer America #35
Topic: "Getting ready for Linux with cross-platform, open source applications" (On-line apps don't count!) We talk about applications that run on Windows, Mac and Linux, and using them to ease the transition to Linux. We explore LibreOffice a bit, and answer listener feedback.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Larry's talk at SCALE 9X: http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale9x/presentations/produce-audio-podcast-using-linux
Browsers: Firefox, Chrome, Opera
Mail: Thunderbird
Office: OpenOffice, LibreOffice
PDF reader: Adobe Reader
Media players: VLC
DVD ripper: Handbrake
Audio editor: Audacity
Photo editors: GIMP, Inkscape, Picasa
Instant messaging: Pidgin
Website development: Kompozer
The OpenDisc Project: http://www.theopendisc.com/
Add "PPA" Repositories in Ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
Knightcast Podcast: http://knightwise.com/knightcast-podcast
Removing Windows after going Linux:
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/17787/clean-up-the-new-ubuntu-grub2-boot-menu/
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 129 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #129 Listener Feedback
00:52 Introduction
01:34 Cross-platform software
36:26 Joe and Larry: How do I remove GRUB menu entries?
43:30 Al: How do I find repositories?
52:06 Sean: Stallman, FSF and Linux marketing
61:35 Lester: Great show!
65:33 SCALE 9X Promo: Listen for a 40% discount on your registration!
66:48 End
Feb 05: #128 - Listener Feedback
Android, Ubuntu, Slackware, Mint, Puppy... we talk about them all in this episode. Tom tries some cool new stuff. The pragmatic Larry returns... and rants again. (Well, a mini-rant.) We discuss video issues, wireless issues, gPodder/iPod issues, and much, much more. Two cool software picks and two cool Linux events. Listen to get 40% off your registration for the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE 9X) Larry will be speaking. Listen to the end to get a 40% discount off of your registration. Below is a link to the details of his talk.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Larry's talk at SCALE 9X: http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale9x/presentations/produce-audio-podcast-using-linux
Indiana Linux Fest: http://indianalinux.org
Ger's Site: http://www.mcvries.nl
Harley's Site: http://kgitechnologies.com
Boxee:
Boxee Website: http://www.boxee.tv
Nosilla Cast episode: http://www.podfeet.com/wordpress/2011/01/16/295-lastpass-twitter-explained-boxee/
Video issues:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=307216
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
Oracle and Open Source: http://oss.oracle.com/
pySDM: http://pysdm.sourceforge.net/
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 128 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #128 - Listener Feedback
00:14 Introduction
02:58 Tom tries a bootable USB drive
06:07 Bob: Android player is Linux, right?
07:38 Ger: Gone Linux, the hard way! Ubuntu with a table pre-installed? Episode on PGP?
13:49 Charles: Out of range error suggestion for Tony: resolution settings
20:00 Bradley: Resolution error may be due to off-brand monitor
21:14 Paul: Lack of Netflix streaming service under Linux
22:26 Nosilla Cast mentions Boxee which may have Netflix
27:45 David: WUSB54G problems solved in Ubuntu 11.04 pre-beta
32:00 Tom is no longer afraid of Enlightenment
32:50 Todd: gPodder working with iPod
33:42 Harley: Ubuntu/Slackware family
35:15 Keld: Video problem: Editing xorg.conf is still possible on Mint 10
38:22 Jerrod: MSI Wind BIOS update... is it safe to do?
42:23 Charles: Shutdown icon is missing!
46:26 Gene: Agrees with Larry's rant about RMS
50:46 Steve: I want the pragmatic Larry back! Linux advertising. Disagrees with Larry's opinion of Oracle.
54:37 Software Picks: pySDM - Python Storage Device Manager, motion - motion detection for your webcam
59:13 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
61:10 SCALE 9X Promo: Listen for a 40% discount on your registration!
62:25 Indiana Linux Fest http://indianalinux.org
63:27 End
Jan 20: #127 - KWTV Live-The Interview
Knightwise interviews Larry on his 2010 year-end extravaganza. You can use the link below to go directly to the recording of the full live 'cast including all the interviews from day one, and the music as well. You can get the day two recording and all of Knightwise's podcast and videocastings at www.knightwise.com.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Knighwise's KWTV LIVE 2010 : Day one:
http://www.knightwise.com/kwtv-screencast/794-kwtv-live-2010--day-one
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 127 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #127 - KWTV Live-The Inteview
00:16 Introduction
01:35 Knightwise and KWTV LIVE, hour 1, interview 1
39:46 End
Jan 18: #126 - Computer America #34
Topic: Resources for learning about Linux. Tom visits the chat room in hour 1. We provide a lengthy list of links to manuals, training courses and classes to learn about Linux. Of course we answer listener emails as well.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
These links (and more) are all listed at http://resources.goinglinux.com
Getting Started with Ubuntu 10.04 (Official Ubuntu Linux manual)
http://ubuntu-manual.org/
Linux Mint Official User Guide
http://www.linuxmint.com/blog/?p=1507
On-line Linux Tutorials and Courses:
http://www.howtoforge.com
http://linuxbasics.org/tutorials/start
http://linuxbasics.org/course/start
http://beginlinux.org
http://linux.learnhub.com/
http://gnulinux.learnhub.com/
Ubuntu's ten lessons for the desktop PDFs: (student guide and instructor guide)
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Training?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=student.pdf
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Training?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=instructor.pdf
On-line Applications Tutorials:
http://www.gimp.org/tutorials
http://beginlinux.org
http://opensource.learnhub.com/
Additional links:
http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Lucid
http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale9x/presentations/produce-audio-podcast-using-linux
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 126 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #126 - Computer America #34
00:16 Introduction
05:05 Resources for learning about Linux
06:00 Where it the manual?
07:06 Ubuntu Manual PDF documentation for the beginner
09:24 An open source manual
11:15 Ubuntu Manual PDF for more advanced users
13:45 International translations are standard practice for Linux documentation
16:27 Linux Mint Offical Users Guide
18:20 Is WUBI right for Carey's client wanting to try Linux?
23:21 Is there a better option?
25:00 The Going Linux guys can help with support
26:00 What is Quick Shot?
29:19 You don't have to have a degree (or even a manual) to learn how to use Linux
31:53 Additional resources to use to learn about Linux
35:15 Computer America back episodes
36:38 Amy: Sharing encryption key files on Dropbox
40:47 Chris: Synergy and a Gone Linux story
52:25 Jim: Thanks for Disk Utility
55:07 SpinRite: Good or bad?
60:19 Paul: Can't find Remote Desktop Viewer on Linux Mint
63:23 Larry will be talking at the Southern California Linux Expo (SCALE)
67:22 End
Jan 05: #125 - Listener Feedback
Two voice messages, listener questions and our answers. We catch up on some e-mail that has been around for a while, get some listener suggestions for other listeners, and learn some things along the way.
The following resources are mentioned in this episode:
Dropbox wiki website: http://wiki.dropbox.com/DropboxAddons/DropboxPath
PyDropboxpath: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/552/pyDropboxPath/index.html
Ubuntu Stack exchange: http://askubuntu.com
Media Aggregators: http://linuxappfinder.com/multimedia/mediaaggregators
Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com
Episode 125 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #125 - Listener Feedback
00:15 Introduction
02:39 Larry helps Tom with alias
05:57 Steve: Could have tried E17
08:21 Jim: Tracking cookies and fake antivirus
13:39 Mark: Coupon printing explained
17:01 Martin: Updated distributions graphic
19:31 Luis: Why go to the trouble of installing Ubuntu extras? Use Linux Mint
21:47 Rob: ssh explanation
23:13 Tony: A problem with his golf game
24:48 Ppevel: Finds the podcast helpful
25:32 Michael: Moving the DropBox folder
35:42 Mike: Ubuntu stack exchange
36:45 Sam: Wireless suggestion for Mark
37:45 Mark: Filed a bug regarding the wireless
39:30 Chester: A list of media aggregators
40:23 Nancy: Trilinugual: Mac, Windows and Linux
45:24 Software Picks WinFF, Arista Transcoder
47:16 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
49:24 Computer America promo for Going Linux
51:20 End
Previous Episodes:
2010 Shows:
Dec 24: #124 - Gone Linux
Dec 23: #123 - Computer America #33
Dec 11: #122 - Listener Feedback
Nov 21: #121 - Switching to Linux-Through the Years
Nov 17: #120 - Computer America #32
Nov 05: #119 - Listener Feedback
Oct 24: #118 - Remote Assistance Software for Linux
Oct 21: #117 - Computer America #31
Oct 05: #116 - Listener Feedback
Sep 23: #115 - Computer America #30
Sep 21: #114 - Setup Remote Desktop
Sep 05: #113 - Listener Feedback
Aug 20: #112 - Linux for Small Business
Aug 19: #111 - Computer America #29
Aug 05: #110 - Listener Feedback
Jul 22: #109 - Computer America #28
Jul 20: #108 - Using the GUI for Shell Command Junkies-Advanced
Jul 05: #107 - Listener Feedback
Jun 25: #106 - Using the GUI for Shell Command Junkies-Introduction
Jun 18: #105 - Computer America #27
Jun 05: #104 - Listener Feedback
May 24: #103 - Computer America #26
May 20: #102 - Computing In The Cloud-Advanced
May 05: #101 - Listener Feedback
Apr 20: #100 - Synaptics-Advanced MultiTouch for Linux
Apr 20: #99 - Computer America #25
Apr 10: #98 - Listener Feedback
Mar 22: #97 - Linux and Cloud Computing-Introduction
Mar 17: #96 - Computer America #24
Mar 15: #95 - Listener Feedback
Feb 27: #94 - SCaLE 8x
Feb 21: #93 - Computer America #23
Feb 05: #92 - Listener Feedback
Jan 20: #91 - Linux Games-Advanced
Jan 19: #90 - Computer America #22
Jan 10: #89 - Listener Feedback
2009 Shows:
Dec 20: #88 - Fresh Ubuntu (#1)
Dec 17: #87 - Computer America #21
Dec 05: #86 - Listener Feedback
Nov 22: #85 - Computer America #20
Nov 21: #84 - Gaming with Linux-Introduction
Nov 05: #83 - Listener Feedback
Oct 22: #82 - Computer America #19
Oct 20: #81 - Changing Linux Default Applications
Oct 07: #80 - Listener Feedback
Sep 25: #79 - Computer America #18
Sep 22: #78 - Linux File System-Advanced
Sep 05: #77 - Listener Feedback
Aug 20: #76 - Linux File System-Introduction
Aug 19: #75 - Computer America #17
Aug 04: #74 - Listener Feedback
Jul 18: #73 - Listener Feedback
Jul 09: #72 - Computer America #16
Jul 04: #71 - Linux Desktops - Advanced
Jun 18: #70 - Computer America #15
Jun 05: #69 - Listener Feedback
May 22: #68 - Linux Media Special
May 21: #67 - Computer America #14
May 07: #66 - Listener Feedback
Apr 28: #65 - Linux Desktops-Introduction
Apr 25: #64 - Computer America #13
Apr 08: #63 - Listener Feedback
Mar 26: #62 - Podcasting with Linux-Advanced
Mar 18: #61 - Computer America #12
Mar 05: #60 - Listener Feedback
Feb 24: #59 - Podcasting with Linux-Introduction
Feb 19: #58 - Computer America #11
Feb 05: #57 - Listener Feedback
Jan 21: #56 - Computer America #10
Jan 20: #55 - Home Networking-Super Advanced
Jan 05: #54 - Listener Feedback
2008 Shows:
Dec 22: #53 - Home Networking-Advanced
Dec 17: #52 - Computer America #9
Dec 09: #51 - Listener Feedback
Nov 24: #50 - Home Networking-Introduction
Nov 20: #49 - Computer America #8
Nov 05: #48 - Listener Feedback
Oct 23: #47 - Computer America #7
Oct 20: #46 - J. Daniel Sawyer
Oct 05: #45 - Listener Feedback
Sep 20: #44 - A Taste Of Wine
Sep 17: #43 - Computer America #6
Sep 05: #42 - Listener Feedback
Aug 21: #41 - Command Line Basics-Advanced
Aug 20: #40 - Computer America #5
Aug 08: #39 - Listener Feedback
Jul 24: #38 - Command Line Demystified
Jul 16: #37 - Computer America #4
Jul 11: #36 - Listener Feedback
Jun 27: #35 - Getting Podcasts Delivered Automatically
Jun 18: #34 - Computer America #3
Jun 07: #33 - Listener Feedback
May 25: #32 - Computer America #2
May 22: #31 - Backups (Advanced)
May 04: #30 - Listener Feedback
Apr 21: #29 - Backups (Intro)
Apr 15: Computer America Special
Apr 05: #28 - Listener Feedback
Mar 20: #27 - Why Switch? (Advanced)
Mar 10: #26 - Listener Feedback
Feb 20: #25 - Why Switch? (Intro), Klaatu interview at SCaLE 6x
Feb 05: #24 - Listener Feedback
Jan 20: #23 - Firewalls (Advanced)
Jan 01: #22 - Listener Feedback
2007 Shows:
Dec 20: #21 - Firewall Considerations (Introduction)
Dec 05: #20 - Listener Feedback
Nov 21: #19 - Office Suites (Advanced)
Nov 07: #18 - Listener Feedback
Oct 22: #17 - Word Porcessors and Text Editors (Introduction)
Oct 05: #16 - Listener Feedback
Sep 20: #15 - Installing Linux Applications (Advanced)
Sep 05: #14 - Listenter Feedback and Dan Sawyer Interview
Aug 20: #13 - Getting Updates and Installing Software (Introduction)
Aug 05: #12 - Listener Feedback
Jul 20: #11 - Adjusting to Linux (Advanced)
Jul 05: #10 - Listener Feedback
Jun 20: #9 - Adjusting to Linux (Introduction)
Jun 05: #8 - Listener Feedback
May 20: #7 - Linux E-mail (Advanced)
May 05: #6 - Listener Feedback
Apr 20: #5 - Linux E-mail (Introduction)
Mar 30: #4 - Listener Feedback
Mar 20: #3 - Linux Web Browsers (Advanced)
Feb 20: #2 - Linux Web Browsers (Introduction)
Jan 20: #1 - Introduction
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