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Linux Action Show Returns

Posted by timothy on from the for-your-time-on-the-elliptical-machine dept.

BJ writes "The Linux Action Show, the Linux-podcast to end all Linux-podcasts, is returning with their 11th season after over 7 months off the air. Kicking it all off with a live streaming event this Saturday at 5pm. Topics are set to include: Maemo/Moblin merging into Meego, Open Source Nividia drivers with 3D, KDE 4.4 and much, much more."

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  1. Hmm by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 5, Funny

    Must have been re-compiling their Kernel.

  2. Re:Wow? by grub · · Score: 5, Funny


    apt-get remove me and I shall become stronger than you can possibly imagine...

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  3. Lack of professionalism by cerberusss · · Score: 4, Insightful

    When I got into the whole podcast thing, I downloaded basically everything that had to do with either mobile tech, Apple and Linux. To my surprise, most Linux-related podcasts are really, really bad. The quality was often lacking in almost every area, be it pacing, sound quality, speakers, intro/outro, interviews you name it. This all in sharp contrast with podcasts that are related to mobile news and Apple or iPhone.

    So I'm very interested in this (for me new) podcast, but it better have at least some semblance of quality.

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  4. Re:Wow? by Tetsujin · · Score: 4, Funny

    apt-get remove me and I shall become stronger than you can possibly imagine...

    If you phrase this as a shell command:

    > apt-get remove me & I shall become stronger than you can possibly imagine...

    It's important to note that you could become stronger than the caller can possibly imagine before you are removed - thereby giving you the ability to prevent your own removal. It's very important to handle race conditions like this correctly...

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  5. Stupid podcast by RPoet · · Score: 4, Interesting

    These clowns put on a hysterical "morning zoo"-style charade with forced "energy" and falseness throughout. They are also very anti free software, to the point that free software makes them hysterically angry. They constantly try to manufacture conflict where there is none, and go on crusades against pointless minutia. No thanks, it's a waste of time.

    Give me LugRadio back any day.

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