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In this special episode, Joe, Ikey and Jesse discuss the bombshell that Ubuntu is abandoning Unity in favour of GNOME for its next LTS and has officially given up on dreams of mobile convergence.
We’ll back to our usual schedule with episode 9 on 18th April.
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Netflix on Linux, phishing with https, licensing, password managers, Android convergence, the inside story of Nextcloud scanning and more on LNL 07.
News
Netflix now works in Firefox on Linux
14,766 Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificates Issued to PayPal Phishing Sites
Inside OpenSSL’s battle to change its license
Password managers
Jesse tells us why he’s still using LastPass and asks what the rest of us use.
Entroware
This episode of Late Night Linux is sponsored by Entroware. They are a UK-based company who sells computers with Ubuntu and Ubuntu MATE preinstalled. They have configurable laptops, desktops and servers to suit a wide range of Linux users. Check them out and don’t forget to mention us at checkout if you buy one of their great machines.
Android convergence
With Android now more popular than Windows, how are the various efforts at desktop convergence coming along?
Maru now available for the Nexus 7
Phoenix OS 2.0 alpha based on Android 7.1
Samsung has a go at convergence
Admin
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Following in Ikey’s illustrious footsteps, Joe was recently a guest on Destination Linux.
Nextcloud Interview
After some of us slagged off Nexcloud on the last episode, Jos asked if he could come on the show and explain what really happened. Ikey and Joe were unconvinced to say the least.
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Jesse is back but this time Félim is in his sick bed so it’s a 3 man show yet again. Some heated debates about Nextcloud’s actions, Ubuntu extended support and PowerPC distros, followed by a deep dive into the world of HiDPI 4k support in Linux.
News
Nextcloud going too far to ensure that people stay up to date?
Introducing Ubuntu 12.04 ESM (Extended Security Maintenance)
With the death of Ubuntu MATE for PowerPC, a fork appears
Admin
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We also spoke about a couple of upcoming events:
HiDPI
Ikey has been trying out some of the big desktop environments on his new 4k monitor.
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Ikey is back but with Jesse on holiday, it’s a three man show again. VR gaming on Linux, a new Raspberry Pi, Mozilla buying Pocket, Web DRM, Kodi piracy and loads more on LNL 05.
News
SteamVR Is Coming to Linux and SteamOS
RetroPie needs legal help; Terminix face a similar situation
FSF unimpressed with Encrypted Media Extensions
Admin
FOSS Talk Live 2017. 24th June at the Harrison in London.
OggCamp 2017. 19th and 20th of August 2017 at Canterbury Christ Church University in Canterbury, Kent, UK.
Kodi
What should Kodi do about its PR problem?
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With Ikey languishing in his sick bed, the rest of the team discussed even more Linux hardware, Munich probably switching back to Windows, Elementary’s potentially ill-fated crowdfunded app store, Félim’s new phone and loads more. Plus we learn more about OpenSUSE from its chairman Richard Brown on LNL 04.
News
7 inch Ubuntu Laptop Indiegogo
Munich takes decisive step towards returning to Windows
Elementary OS are crowdfunding a pay what you want app store; They are writing it in Vala
Gaming on Ubuntu 16.10 vs Windows 10
Félim’s new Oneplus 3T
Admin
Shout out to Tuxedo Computers, a German Linux hardware company.
Jesse tried to list the video editors we had recommended to us.
FOSS Talk Live 2017 will happen on 24th June at the Harrison in Kings Cross, London. It will be a free evening of live Linux podcasts. We will hopefully have more details about it next time. For now, save the date.
Jam
Jesse checked out a FOSS Command line Google Play Music client called Jam
OpenSUSE
The OpenSUSE chairman Richard Brown tells us about some of the great features of the distro. He mentioned a couple of FOSDEM talks.
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A packed show this time. More Linux hardware, 32 vs 64-bit, Ubuntu MATE on the Raspberry Pi, Ubuntu Budgie, yet more Solus news and loads more on LNL 03.
News
KDE and Slimbook Release a Laptop for KDE Fans
Arch and Tails are dropping 32-bit but 32-bit CentOS is still available
Black market Blackphones get sent a kill message that bricks them
Steam’s Linux Marketshare For January Was 0.8%
Mozilla is shutting down the group behind Firefox OS
Chromium
Ikey tells us why Chromium isn’t as Free as some people might think
Ubuntu MATE on the Raspberry Pi
Joe spoke to Martin Wimpress about the upcoming release of Ubuntu MATE 16.04.2 for the Raspberry Pi.
Ubuntu Budgie
Jesse has abandoned KaOS in favour of Ubuntu Budgie on his laptop
(Yet more) Solus news
Budgie turns its back on GTK, goes Qt and Wayland; is inevitably forked
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New Linux hardware, a profane rant about the FSF, the Chrome OS desktop Linux question, exciting Solus news and loads more on LNL 02.
News
Dell’s Latest Laptop is $100 Cheaper If You Buy It With Ubuntu; Other Dell Ubuntu Machines
Mycroft Available as Raspberry Pi Image
A pipe dream or an excellent idea?
Integrate your Android device with Ubuntu using KDE Connect Indicator fork
Lineage OS update; Some images available
FSF announces a major overhaul of free software High Priority Projects List
Chrome OS
With proper windowed Android apps, is Chrome OS going to finally bring about the year of Linux on the desktop? Does Chrome OS even count as Linux on the desktop?
All new Chromebooks will support Android apps
Solus news
Solus adopts Flatpak for 3rd party applications
The Solus view of flatpak in June 2016
Solus Linux Working On A Flatpak-Based, Optimized Steam Runtime
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In Episode 01 of Late Night Linux we talk about Desktop Linux market share, KDE Neon, Ubuntu Touch, what we think will happen in 2017, CyanogenMod becoming Lineage OS and loads more.
News
3% market share on the desktop?
KDE Announces SystemdGenie, a Graphical Tool for Managing Systemd and User Units
KDE Neon gets an LTS user edition, a Docker image and a Wayland ISO
No New Ubuntu Phones on the Horizon, And No Major Updates for Existing Ones, Either
Predictions
All four of us give a couple of predictions each for 2017.
Lineage OS
Pretty good write up of the end of CyanogenMod and the start of Lineage
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