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Stories and comments across the archive that link to lugradio.org.

Stories · 14

  1. LugRadio Decides To Call It Quits

    News · Themedia · · posted by timothy · from the an-excellent-run-by-smart-folks dept. · 60 comments
    [vmlinuz] writes "After four years, 100+ shows and over 2 million downloads, the guys behind LugRadio, the irreverent Open Source podcast from England have decided to call it a day, with the desire to 'go out on a high.' The last ever show will be recorded at LugRadio Live UK 2008 on the 19th and 20th July in Wolverhampton, England. There are also blog entries from the two long-standing members of LugRadio, Jono Bacon and Stuart 'Aq' Langridge." I hope the back catalog will remain available — LugRadio has since its start been one of the best online audio offerings out there.

  2. LugRadio Decides To Call It Quits

    News · Themedia · · posted by timothy · from the an-excellent-run-by-smart-folks dept. · 60 comments
    [vmlinuz] writes "After four years, 100+ shows and over 2 million downloads, the guys behind LugRadio, the irreverent Open Source podcast from England have decided to call it a day, with the desire to 'go out on a high.' The last ever show will be recorded at LugRadio Live UK 2008 on the 19th and 20th July in Wolverhampton, England. There are also blog entries from the two long-standing members of LugRadio, Jono Bacon and Stuart 'Aq' Langridge." I hope the back catalog will remain available — LugRadio has since its start been one of the best online audio offerings out there.

  3. LugRadio Live 2006 This Weekend

    · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the got-your-ears-on? dept. · 25 comments
    mrBen writes "This weekend (22nd & 23rd July) sees the 2nd LugRadio Live event, bringing together a huge number of top quality speakers (including Mark Shuttleworth (Canonical), Simon Phipps (Sun), Stephen Lamb (Microsoft), Ted Haegar (Novell)), exhibitors (including Ubuntu, OpenSolaris, MythTV, Joomla, Bytemark) and a slew of lightning talks and BOF (Birds of a Feather) sessions. Last year's event gathered 250 geeks from all over the world to Wolverhampton — this year's event is twice as long and twice as big, and promises to be the community event of the year."

  4. LugRadio Live 2006 This Weekend

    · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the got-your-ears-on? dept. · 25 comments
    mrBen writes "This weekend (22nd & 23rd July) sees the 2nd LugRadio Live event, bringing together a huge number of top quality speakers (including Mark Shuttleworth (Canonical), Simon Phipps (Sun), Stephen Lamb (Microsoft), Ted Haegar (Novell)), exhibitors (including Ubuntu, OpenSolaris, MythTV, Joomla, Bytemark) and a slew of lightning talks and BOF (Birds of a Feather) sessions. Last year's event gathered 250 geeks from all over the world to Wolverhampton — this year's event is twice as long and twice as big, and promises to be the community event of the year."

  5. LugRadio Live 2006 This Weekend

    · posted by ryuzaki0 · from the got-your-ears-on? dept. · 25 comments
    mrBen writes "This weekend (22nd & 23rd July) sees the 2nd LugRadio Live event, bringing together a huge number of top quality speakers (including Mark Shuttleworth (Canonical), Simon Phipps (Sun), Stephen Lamb (Microsoft), Ted Haegar (Novell)), exhibitors (including Ubuntu, OpenSolaris, MythTV, Joomla, Bytemark) and a slew of lightning talks and BOF (Birds of a Feather) sessions. Last year's event gathered 250 geeks from all over the world to Wolverhampton — this year's event is twice as long and twice as big, and promises to be the community event of the year."

  6. Summing Up UKUUG's Linux 2005 Conference

    Linux · Linux · · posted by timothy · from the intarweb-to-the-rescue dept. · 6 comments
    mrdaveb writes "The UKUUG's Linux 2005 technical conference took place at Swansea, Wales at the end of last week. The conference featured a variety of geek-tastic tutorials including advanced shell techniques using Zsh and a talk on Vim features. Other topics included a presentation about LUGRadio by one of the show's presenters and a talk about UnionFS and how it can be used in Live CDs.
    A summary of the first day of the conference is available here. Follow the related links for more on the conference."

  7. LUGRadio Live This Summer

    Entertainment · Humor · · posted by Zonk · from the meet-and-greet dept. · 87 comments
    [vmlinuz] writes "Also picked up on The Register, The Inquirer and Linux Today - with the LUGRadio show getting more and more listeners and attracting guests such as Miguel de Icaza, Mark Shuttleworth, Alan Cox, Seth Nickell and more, the growing fanbase will be able to congregate at LUGRadio Live this summer. The day long event includes speakers such as Ian Bell (co-creator of Elite), Simon Willison, Bill Thompson, Christan Schaller and more. In addition to the speakers, an all day bar, multi-player gaming, mini expo and paintball are in the cards. LUGradio Live takes place on Sat 25th June 2005 in Wolverhampton, UK."

  8. LUGRadio Live This Summer

    Entertainment · Humor · · posted by Zonk · from the meet-and-greet dept. · 87 comments
    [vmlinuz] writes "Also picked up on The Register, The Inquirer and Linux Today - with the LUGRadio show getting more and more listeners and attracting guests such as Miguel de Icaza, Mark Shuttleworth, Alan Cox, Seth Nickell and more, the growing fanbase will be able to congregate at LUGRadio Live this summer. The day long event includes speakers such as Ian Bell (co-creator of Elite), Simon Willison, Bill Thompson, Christan Schaller and more. In addition to the speakers, an all day bar, multi-player gaming, mini expo and paintball are in the cards. LUGradio Live takes place on Sat 25th June 2005 in Wolverhampton, UK."

  9. Alan Cox on How Linux Can Survive Without Linus

    Linux · Linux · · posted by Zonk · from the that'd-just-be-'ux' dept. · 25 comments
    zigam writes "In another great episode of LUGRadio, kernel hacker Alan Cox talks about the kernel development process, DRM, and how Linux can survive without Linus. The usual disclaimer about British gits swearing and ranting about open source applies."

  10. Alan Cox on How Linux Can Survive Without Linus

    Linux · Linux · · posted by Zonk · from the that'd-just-be-'ux' dept. · 25 comments
    zigam writes "In another great episode of LUGRadio, kernel hacker Alan Cox talks about the kernel development process, DRM, and how Linux can survive without Linus. The usual disclaimer about British gits swearing and ranting about open source applies."

  11. KDE 3.4 Released

    Tech · Kde · · posted by timothy · from the 'gradulations dept. · 454 comments
    andy753421 links to today's announcement of the official release of KDE 3.4, and writes "Several KDE 3.4 based distributions such as ArkLinux and Kubuntu are soon to follow. Features in the release include built in Text to Speech, a revamped trash system, enhanced PDF support and PC to PC synchronization, as well as a new theme. KDE 3.4 weights in at 6,500+ bug fixes, 1,700+ enhancements, and a grand total of 80,000+ contributions." Reader gotr00t adds a link to the KDE download mirror page . Update: 03/16 20:58 GMT by T : mrevell points out an interview with KDE hacker Aaron Seigo in the latest LugRadio, in which Seigo "dispels various myths about KDE and talks about the desktop environment's future."

  12. Miguel de Icaza Talks About Mono

    Linux · Gnome · · posted by Hemos · from the it's-a-necessary-element dept. · 596 comments
    Matthew Revell writes "Miguel de Icaza defends Mono and talks about its future relationship with the Gnome desktop, in the latest LugRadio. The leader of the open source implementation of .NET says no one is forced to use Mono but he hopes it will make life easier for open source developers. "

  13. Mark Shuttleworth On Ubuntu's Lack Of Marketing

    Linux · Linuxbusiness · · posted by timothy · from the marketing-as-pejorative dept. · 28 comments
    The LugRadio team writes "In the latest episode of LugRadio, the fortnightly Linux radio show, the team interview Mark Shuttleworth, head of the Ubuntu project. Mark talks about where Ubuntu is going, how (and whether) Canonical plan to make any money on the Ubuntu project, his role in the project, and (most importantly) why marketing isn't a good thing and what they're doing instead."

  14. Mark Shuttleworth On Ubuntu's Lack Of Marketing

    Linux · Linuxbusiness · · posted by timothy · from the marketing-as-pejorative dept. · 28 comments
    The LugRadio team writes "In the latest episode of LugRadio, the fortnightly Linux radio show, the team interview Mark Shuttleworth, head of the Ubuntu project. Mark talks about where Ubuntu is going, how (and whether) Canonical plan to make any money on the Ubuntu project, his role in the project, and (most importantly) why marketing isn't a good thing and what they're doing instead."