Linux Outlaws: Episodes
Debian 7 is released, Google pays out a ton of money to a security researcher, font rendering on Linux might get better soon, Opera sues an ex-employee, Mozilla cease and desists a spyware maker and Lightworks for Linux is now in open beta
Linux 3.9 is released, we review Ubuntu 13.04, Fab tries to explain why Euro Truck Simulator 2 is a lot of fun, the Java 8 delay is confirmed, the Google Glass kernel source is released, the first Firefox OS phones arrive and the BeagleBone Black takes on the Raspberry Pi
Oracle closes holes again, jQuery 2.0, Debian 7 coming soon, Java 8 delayed, TokuDB gets open sourced, NVIDIA's bad ways when it comes to developing Linux drivers and Fab looks at Habit RPG which turns your to do list into a game
Botnets hacking WordPress, Linode gets hacked, dangerous copy & paste, a new lightweight version of KDE, a new DPL, the Mozilla CEO steps down, Xen joins the Linux Foundation, Cinnarch drops Cinnamon, progress for NVIDIA drivers in Linux, designing in the open and Foxconn gets roped into signing ...
Drunken Git commits, Darktable 1.2, Raven open sources its Jedi Knight games, Adobe open sources a blank font, 15 years of Mozilla, the WebKit fork, Mozilla Servo, Bytemark sponsors Debian, Alienware sells an Ubuntu gaming PC, a Microsoft creative director goes nuts and Maggie Thatcher has kicked the bucket
PostgreSQL is in security lockdown, DNS attack on Spamhaus, security problems with password managers on Android, GNOME 3.8, ZFS on Linux is ready for wide scale deployment, the Free Software Awards, Red Hat makes more money and a complaint gets filed against Microsoft over Secure Boot
Cyanogen leaves Samsung, OdinMonkey, KDE narrowly avoids disaster, Slackware switches to MariaDB, the DRM dispute around HTML5, Nokia targets VP8, a digital rights update from the Open Rights Group and speculation that Debian Wheezy is coming for Easter
Disappointment over the Google Reader disaster, a devious Raspberry Pi dock, settlement in the Python trademark dispute, German court validates the LGPL, KDE sets its sights on Wayland, Ubuntu is not going to rolling releases (at least we think so) and Fab does a terrible Bane impression
The Ubuntu community "shitstorm", being disappointed by various things, Tomb Raider, openSUSE 12.3, GNOME and Kylin become official Ubuntu flavours, Valve's Steam box craziness, Miguel de Icaza leaves Linux for Mac OS, the EU fines Microsoft for the browser choice failure and more
Red Hat deepthroats Microsoft, Valve launches Steam for Linux, Canonical launches its own X Server competitor, Firefox OS wins Mobile World Congress, LG buys WebOS, the Python Software Foundation is fighting for their trademark and Dell launches the Sputnik in Europe
We bring you a very special 300th episode of the show, recorded before a live audience at Leaf on Bold Street in Liverpool on 17 February
The Pope unpopes himself, Minecraft on the Raspberry Pi, the Packet of Death, Chrome says RHEL 6 is obsolete and Matthew Garrett intentionally bricks a Samsung laptop
We talk Linux Outlaws Live, Discourse, lots of security vulnerabilities, Dell goes private, Microsoft is probably not considering Office for Linux, Ubuntu Phone is probably not coming in October, Tim Berners-Lee gets paid a SHITLOAD of money, a bad UEFI bug and much more
Sony fined for PSN breach, new GitHub search exposes dirty secrets, GEMA puts Germany on the map in a bad way, Fab is wrong, Alan Cox leaves Linux development, Ubuntu debating a rolling release model and Microsoft and HP say the City of Munich has miscalculated their own Linux migration
Dan and Fab review the indie point-and-click adventure game The Journey Down, available on Linux via Steam and the Ubuntu Software Centre
They made a film of Dan's life, security news, Fedora 18 is finally released, Mozilla announces Firefox OS developer phones and we talk wood panelling, open access and Aaron's Law
A new RHEL, new systemd, lots of security vulnerabilities, CNET reporter resigns over CBS meddling, Operation Red October, VMware stakes claim on Vert.x, Steam on Linux market share and more
Ubuntu Phone, an absolute shit-ton of releases, the Türktrust debacle, more McAfee antics, news from CES, Lego Mindstorms with Linux, Nouveau expanding GeForce support, OpenMandriva incorporated and an Amazon shopping search for the GNOME Shell
In the last episode for 2012, Dan and Fab talk about the biggest topics they covered during the year and pick out their personal highlights; you will also discover why Dan is now an actual outlaw and what we plan for Episode 600
A rant on gun control, the Raspberry Pi Store and its licensing problems, Steam on Linux review, Linux 3.7 released, the Arduino Esplora and as a special treat, we bring you the 2012 Eddie K Xmas Quickie