LWDW – Linux Game Cast: Recent Episodes
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Chilling with Liquid Nitrogen Pi, Mozilla Cuts Jobs, Radxa X4: X86 Power, and a Trustworthy Powered USB Hub.
Raspberry Pi announces the high-res Touch Display 2! Fedora 41 enables secure Boot support for systems which need the proprietary Nvidia driver, KDE out of memory notifications, and the RP2040 gets Nerfed.
Intel wants to make NVME drives less melty, flexible Raspberry Pi Pico clones, DIY spycam detection, and Raspberry Pi OS's switch from X Window to Wayland is now official.
Qualcomm cancels Snapdragon Dev Kits, MALIBAL boycotts Coreboot, Ploopy trackpads, and System76 has unveiled its first ARM-based workstation.
Winamp bids farewell to open-source development. Ubuntu celebrates its 20th anniversary with a vintage makeover. KVM over IP with Input Leap and discover how to automate Raspberry Pi backups with PiShrink.
XFCE 4.20 gets a little bit of Wayland, Pine64 returns from the abyss, Raspberry Pi branded SD cards, and ultra low-power X86_64 servers on ARM with Box64.
Thunderbird for Android beta is out and looking for testers! Mission Center adds support for fans, Raspberry Pi releases an AI camera, and a modern grip-style mouse that anyone can build at home.
After 20 years, real-time patches find their way into the Linux kernel! Using a Linux phone as a secondary wireless display for GNOME, building your own router with Banana Pi BPI-R4, and full-colour e-ink display for the Raspberry Pi.
iFixit releases a hot new product! Linux Kernel 6.11 yokes things up, a wicked-neat Firefox alternative from Japan, and the Raspberry Pi Imager now comes in a convenient easy to carry AppImage.
Mikrotik brings Winbox to Linux! KDE Slimbook gets a refresh, AMD targets the midrange, and a Raspberry Pi powered friend.
What’s new in the Pico 2, what to look for in a Linux distribution, and delidding pies.
DeepComputing unveils the $149 RISC-V Pad II, Davinci Resolve 19 debuts with a host of new features, Raspberry Pi-powered PoE security cameras and a 6DOF Space Mouse you can build at home.
Nobara Linux overtakes Windows 11 in gaming performance, Debian turns 31, video over IP with NDI, and a $50 Raspberry Pi 5.
This week, Michael Salmons pops in to discuss locally hosted AI, LLMs, getting started with Linux, and his love for eleven-year-old racing games.
An immutable Manjaro variant is ready for public testing! Linux desktop use reaches an all-time high, Google loses its antitrust case, and Reddit isn't against adding paywalls.
Blocking AI scrapers made easy, open-source tools from Netflix, PipeWire learns how-to FFADO, AOL on WINE, and a blinky little case of nightmares for the Raspberry Pi 5.
DeepComputing partners with Canonical for their RISC-V laptop, Framework announces a RISC-V mainboard, sideloading Debian packages, and the Linux BSOD learns a new trick!
TUXEDO Computers are working on a Snapdragon X Elite-powered laptop, Firefox 127 makes deduplicating tabs easy, Raspberry Pi goes
Framework's Laptop 13 gets a Core Ultra upgrade, professional graphic design on Debian without Wayland, and poking the HP EliteDesk 705 G4 Mini with a Linux stick.
Mozilla releases a Firefox packed with feature goodness! Canonical releases Ubuntu server for the $48 RISC powered Milk-V, finding an open-source Android keyboard with swipe, and Microsoft Copilot+ PCs like to take a bunch of screenshots.
Winamp is finally opening the source! Nvidia decides to play nice with Wayland, official m.2 HAT for the RasPi 5, and benchmarking your SSD like a Windows user.
Firefox begins collecting search data, kernel 6.9 nukes ext2, Linux on the Snapdragon X Elite, and a virtual assistant that doesn't require an internet connection.
Wayland compatible remote Pi, Dillo browser returns after a 9 year hiatus, navigating theDesk desktop environment, and LibreELEC 12 learns how to HDR.
Microsoft open-sources DOS 4, Gnome adds explicit sync, Focusrite Gen 4 audio interfaces on Linux, and Amarok is back?
Fedora turns 40, Ubuntu gets long, Thunderbird makes an exchange, and someone's working on another Linux tablet.
Orange Pi gets professional, GO powered desktops, Linux hand gestures, and a former Nouveau developer joins team green.
AV1 encoding on Linux with a shouty little Arc, Nvidia gets in sync with Wayland, EndeavourOS loses
Linux Mint 22 succumbs to the Pipes, Fedora tries on KDE, playing audiobooks with a big red button, and a Linux mixer for RME interfaces.
Canonical cracks down on malicious Snaps, Red Hat gets into the driver business, a KDE theme wipes a user's drive, and compiling a Linux kernel with a fanless cooler.
Linux Crosses 4% market share worldwide! K9 Mail simplifies adding new emails accounts, Audacity heads to the cloud, and cooling your PC with Grafana.
The latest development release of GIMP is here! Ardour 8.4 gets experimental AAF import, using the Tascam FireOne on Linux in 2024, and a Raspberry Pi that disrupts unwanted music.
AI is headed to Firefox, HexChat reaches EOL, FreeBSD announces end of support for 32-bit platforms, and malware in the Snap store.
Fedora introduces "Atomic Desktops," Bluesky opens its doors to all, pro video capture on Linux, and Flipper Zero gets its game on.
Framework slashes prices on select mainboards, Orange Pi releases the Zero 2W 4GB, AJA capture cards on Linux, and epic Pi powered sax with the Haxaphone.
Gnome 45 breaks extensions, AMD brings “OverDrive” GPU overclocking features to Linux, a Pi powered words processor, and Wayland breaks your bad software.
Canonical forgets to i386, shoving Linux onto a C64, kernel 5.6 brings the rumble, and the low-cost Zima SBC with bonus PCIe hole.
KDE switches to double-click by default! Cleaning up junky apps with MenuLibre, Starlite X86 Linux tablet, and a retro deck for people on the go.
Debian celebrates the big 3-0, Window Maker gets its first release in three years, measuring audio latency on Linux, and a homebrew Gothberry Pi.
Fedora Asahi Remix is open for testing! Audio over IP with PipeWire, remembering VIM creator Bram Moolenaar, and free Raspberry Pi’s for Seattle residents.
Milk-V announces a 64-core RISC-V powered box of business! Waterfox goes independent, GNOME is rethinking windows management, and audio plugins on Linux made easy.
Debian makes RISC-V an official architecture! Davinci Resolve 18.5 exits beta, Framework opens preorders for their 16" laptop, and wireless DOOM on a Pi Zero W2.
Debian makes RISC-V an official architecture! Davinci Resolve 18.5 exits beta, Framework opens preorders for their 16" laptop, and wireless DOOM on a Pi Zero W2.
Slackware turns 30! AlmaLinux OS drops “bug-for-bug compatibility” with Red Hat, a Pi 2040 powered ergonomic keyboard with balls, and Windows-like resource monitoring with Mission Center.
Thunderbird is getting a fresh new look! OpenRGb learns to segment, why you should use video hardware acceleration on Linux, and Solus 4.4 drops MATE.
Firefox enables hardware decoding for Intel GPUs on Linux! ReactOS reminds everyone they're still alive, a Pi Zero W powered handheld that runs DOOM, and Music Tribe nukes the GoXLR development team.
Rocky and Alma react to the changes at Red Hat, Linux kernel 6.4 gets a P-State driver extension for AMD, GoXLR on Linux nears 1.0, and a pi-powered truck printer. Listen: Subscribe Google Podcasts | Spotify | Apple | Stitcher | TuneIn | RSS | More Timestamps:00:00 Intro01:06 ...
CentOS Stream will now be the sole repository RHEL-related source code releases, Intel discontinues ARC A770 LE, Opera's AI browser comes to Linux, functional retro desktoping with the Not so Common Desktop Environment, and a $79 SBC with a built in screen.
Debian 12 is out! Unifying the PC desktops with Kera, poking the Presonus ioStation with a Linux stick, and a Pi powered robo dingo.
RedHat is winds down support for LibreOffice, simulating guitar amps with NAM, spoopy ASCII text with Calligraphy, and mangling video with the recurBOY.
Fedora KDE Plasma spin is dropping X11! 2 million Raspberry Pi's prepare to ship, reverse-engineering IRIX, and building a ISA sound card with PicoGUS.
Bodhi Linux 7 is looking for testers! Modern 8088 powered retro laptops, measuring progress on the command line, and a slick homebrew Linux handheld.
Asahi developer would like you to stop using X11, System76 Scheduler hits 2.0, firewire audio on Linux, and a Pi powered stomp-box.
Red Hat is moving to Wayland, Mozilla opens their Mastodon instance to the public, kernel 6.1 comes to Pi OS, and NVIDIA puts a 16GB Tie on the 4060.
11 new blinky things added to Openrazer! Firewire gets a new kernel maintainer, building a Pi Pico AM transmitter, and what is a NVIDIA DPU?
Ubuntu Studio switches to PipeWire! KDEnlive gets OpenAI’s Whisper speech recognition system, Raspberry Pi holes made easy, and installing Reaper on Linux.
Solus rebases on Serpent OS, Davinci Resolve (beta) gets some Linux love, Fedora 38 enables unfiltered Flathub experience, and editing Amiga IFF images with DPaint.js.
Pine64 announces their RISC-V powered Pinetab! GreenWithEnvy gets a new maintainer, Building OBS from source, and converting a Mac Plus to VGA with a Raspberry Pi Pico.
Cinnamon is now an official Ubuntu flavour! Mullvad VPN releases a security focused browser, Pine64 tablet updates, and Raspberry Pi powered eurorack module.
OBS beta adds support for AV1 encoding! Framework announces AMD laptops, configuring GO XLR on Linux, and Ruffle is brining Flash back from the dead.
DreamWorks Animation open-sources Moonray! RGB mechanical keyboards for your pocket, custom ISOs Linux with penguin-eggs, and SCaLE 20x recap.
Canonical removes Flatpaks from Ubuntu Flavours, Vodophone unveils their 5G Pi-powered femtocell, open-source 3D printed controllers, and 140MiB mini ISO.
Linux Kernel 6.2 adds support for Intel Arc GPUs! 3D Pi powered headphones, Itanium support could return to Linux, and WTF is a Lap Dock?
Verified Flatpaks are in the works! Davinci Resolve vs AMD GPUs on Linux, Installing Debian on the StarFive VisionFive 2, and rebuilding the Thunderbird interface from scratch.
Terminal browsing with hipster-pixels, Pi powered toaster ovens, Linux podcasting basics, and Debian Slax?
OSX flavoured BSD, reasonably priced Ubuntu Pro, blending Arch Linux, and the world’s first Raspberry Pi powered robotic dog with an arm.
Modesetting drivers for vintage GPUs get the axe! Fwupd 1.8.10 flashes a keyboard, ChatGPT invades Gnome, AI powered toonification, and rocking on with RadXa.
Shoving Xubuntu onto a single CD, ripping Cd audio the right way, DIY Orange Pi NAS, and returning to KDE after an extended break.
Nitrux “ff” enables Flathub by default, OBS Studio 29.0 learns how to EQ, RasPi Camera Module 3 packs 12MP, and a new system monitor for the Linux desktop.
Edubuntu is back! Handbrake gets super AV1 powers, System76 is giving away a Thelio Mira Workstation, hacking Xfinity with Linux, and data recovery with xfs_undelete.
XFCE 4.18 is out! OBS adds support for WebRTC, Pine64 talks about the PineTab 2, and no Raspi 5 in 2023.
openSUSE removes support for x86-64-v1 CPUs, Reaper gets the CLAP, Asahi Linux M2 Updates, and a 32GB Orange Pi 5.
Cuckoo.Plus gives Mastodon a G+ facelift, MPV adds support for PipeWire, hacking a Sony camera with Linux, and ROCKing Raspberry Pi alternative.
Fedora 37 hungers for Raspberries! Davinci Resolve 18.1 is a spite-crashy mess, simplifying Firefox with Pulse, and a 32GB Orange Pi 5.
Signal disappears from the Snap store, Nitrux 2.5 is ready for public consumption, XFCE 4.18 is looking slick, and NanoPi R6S is full of holes.
Giving Vanilla OS the beans, controlling MSI Linux laptops, 280 ALSA controls, and a quad-core X86 SBC for under $200.
Attempting to install the official Intel ARC drivers, removing i486 support from the Linux kernel, Ubuntu 22.10 has Pipes, and Microsoft releases an ARM dev kit for Windows 11.
Rust creeps into kernel 6.1, Ardour 7.0 gets loopy, Juno launches a 'beta' Linux tablet, and Pine64 announces the 0x64.
Blender gets super Wayland powers! Masking your phone number with Firefox Relay, fwupd adds support for Supermicro machines, and Intel ARC sells out.
Linux Kernel 6.0 is here! Debian votes on non-free firmware, open-source Vulkan drivers for NVIDIA GPUs, and configuring USB MIDI devices on Linux.
Chromebooks from Framework, Intel Arc GPU pricing, new AMD hotness, and non-code contributions to open-source projects.
Nvidia releases some chonky toasters, Notes 2.0 learns how to theme, System76 body kits, and homebrew IPMI for the desktop.
The developer behind SerenityOS is working on a new cross-platform browser, Audacity enables real-time effects, Threadripper Pro comes to System76 , and Raspberry Pi OS gets an update.
GNOME would like you to take a survey, Unity returns as an official Ubuntu flavour, Microsoft is fixing Teams on Linux, and Pi powered radio handheld that knows how to game.
Linux turns 31! AMD launches the Ryzen 7000 series, Kdenlive enables parallel processing, and the first pictures of the Star 64 prototype.
Canonical releases Ubuntu for StarFive’s VisionFive RISC-V boards, configuring a 7 colour E-Ink display for Raspberry Pi, .NET 6 uninstalls Discord, and 30 years of XscreenSaver.
Kernel 6.0 is a Ninja Sloth, System76 releases a 12th Gen Galago Pro, Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS is ready for public consumption, and installing a professional sound card on Linux.
Adventures at SCALE 19X, OBS 28 beta on Linux, Pi powered Router Boards for CM4, Moonray goes open-source, and Linus (not that one) buys a MacBook.