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Here you will find links to the topics we cover as well as links to software, websites articles, and other resources mentioned in the episodes of Going Linux. For each episode, we provide the show in both mp3 and ogg audio formats, and we post extensive show notes. You can download any episode from the direct links below, or you can play it in your browser with a flash player. You can also receive the podcast automatically if you have software like iTunes, Amarok, Rhythmbox or gPodder. If you have iTunes, click the iTunes link to subscribe. For all other podcast receiving software, use the orange subscription links at the left to subscribe. Simply right-click the link and copy it into your pocatching software. Although it is called "subscribing," you are really just adding the podcast to your receiver. Of course it's free. Feedback or questions? E-mail us: goinglinux@gmail.com 2010 Shows: Jul 22: #109 - Computer America #28 Jul 20: #108 - Using the GUI for Shell Command Junkies-Advanced Jul 05: #107 - Listener Feedback Jun 25: #106 - Using the GUI for Shell Command Junkies-Introduction Jun 18: #105 - Computer America #27 Jun 05: #104 - Listener Feedback May 24: #103 - Computer America #26 May 20: #102 - Computing In The Cloud-Advanced May 05: #101 - Listener Feedback Apr 20: #100 - Synaptics-Advanced MultiTouch for Linux Apr 20: #99 - Computer America #25 Apr 10: #98 - Listener Feedback Mar 22: #97 - Linux and Cloud Computing-Introduction Mar 17: #96 - Computer America #24 Mar 15: #95 - Listener Feedback Feb 27: #94 - SCaLE 8x Feb 21: #93 - Computer America #23 Feb 05: #92 - Listener Feedback Jan 20: #91 - Linux Games-Advanced Jan 19: #90 - Computer America #22 Jan 10: #89 - Listener Feedback Archived Show Notes: 2009 Show Notes: Jan - Dec 2008 Show Notes: Jan - Dec 2007 Show Notes: Jan - Dec Jul 22: #109 - Computer America #28 Topic of the month: "Supporting Linux Computers." One of the weaknesses of supporting Linux computers is that there are not as many good screen sharing and collaborative tools. Having said that, the situation is changing. Once again, Carey defends the fact that he does like Linux. As a Windows support tech, he just doesn't see value for him to use it. Yes, of course he uses embedded Linux in his NAS devices, etc. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Yugma: https://www.yugma.com/ Team Viewer: http://teamviewer.com/download/index.aspx#downloadAreaLinux Vyew: http://vyew.com Yuuguu: http://www.yuuguu.com/download/linux_download_others_preview WizHelp: http://www.wizhelp.com/WizPortal/en/home LogMeIn: https://secure.logmein.com/US/products/free/ How to setup and use Remote Access on your Ubuntu PC: http://www.simplehelp.net/2010/05/17/how-to-setup-and-use-remote-access-on-your-ubuntu-pc/ VNC manual page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC Wikipedia article on SFTP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SSH_file_transfer_protocol A comparison of FTP programs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_FTP_client_software FileZilla features: http://filezilla-project.org/client_features.php How to secure the server for SSH: http://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Howto How to secure the server for SSL: http://wiki.filezilla-project.org/SSL/TLS#SSL.2FTLS_.28FTPS.29_vs_SSH_.28SFTP.29 More network configuration stuff the server guys should already know: http://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Network_Configuration Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 109 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #109 - Computer America 00:17 Introduction 01:51 The Comupter America hosts chit-chat about this and that 06:24 The Linux stuff starts here 08:33 Supporting Linux computers 10:10 Larry admits the "negative side" 15:54 Some software that Linux support techs might use 20:23 Other ways to get support for Linux 26:00 Distractions from the chat room 29:09 If there is no value for the individual, they will not switch to Linux 32:54 How to get the Going Linux podcast 35:17 Carey loves Linux 37:52 Barry: Have faith, Linux figures out the drivers for printers without help 48:10 Martin: Creates another Linux convert 55:08 Selecting e-mail for the show 56:56 Frazer: He uploads files using Linux on unsecure FTP connection because they don't trust Linux 69:59 Paul: Copying files over a NAS is so slow compared with using Windows? 71:26 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 75:03 End Jul 20: #108 - Using the GUI for Shell Command Junkies-Advanced We conclude our episode to show old bash shell junkies, how to to do in the GUI, many of the things they do today from the command prompt. Of course users of the graphical user interface can learn a thing or two about the command line as well. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Nautilus plugins: http://168hours.wordpress.com/2008/08/18/10-total-commander-alternatives-for-linux/ Python gui options: http://wiki.python.org/moin/GuiProgramming Additional details: http://wiki.python.org/moin/GUI%20Programming%20in%20Python A comparison FTP programs: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_FTP_client_software Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 108 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #108 - Using the GUI for Shell Command Junkies-Advanced 00:12 Introduction 00:67 www.audiblepodcast.com/goinglinux 03:22 Our inspiration 04:32 Delete and "move to trash": gparted 09:11 Users, groups, permissions and owners 12:21 Browsing and managing files 14:16 Text editors and advanced features for programmers 21:21 Starting and stopping services (processes) 23:51 System monitor 27:03 Programming and IDEs 30:09 Remote control, FTP and stuff we aren't going to cover here 31:02 mySQL administration 32:41 File downloads - FileZilla and using the browser with Nautilus 37:56 Installing applications 41:32 Thanks Jeff 42:07 Software Picks: Peppermint One Linux, Prism web application launcher 50:43 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 52:37 End Jul 05: #107 - Listener Feedback Geek appreciation, advice on browsers, dreams of being a minion, and getting Frostbite. We rip off (er, I mean we're inspired by) the Linux Action Show again. Cross and Keld have both Gone Linux. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: The code Mike mentioned: # set PATH
so it includes user's private bin if it exists
Frostbite Systemsif [ -d "$HOME/bin" ] ; then PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH" fi Podcasts: frostbitemedia.org Website: frostbitesystems.com Blog site frostbitesystems.org Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 107 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #107 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 00:47 What's missing? 02:04 Haresh: browsers and tabs 05:15 Christos: Going Linux - an acquired taste, dreams of being a "minion" 11:21 Things that run Linux (tip of the hat to the Linux Action Show) 12:38 Doug: Running a physical Windows intall as a virtual box image 16:56 Frazer: Gets better help from the Linux community than from that old Microsoft OS 18:09 Mike: You can run scripts and links to executables from your home folder 20:07 Jonathan: Frostbite Systems now has Frostbite Media 21:44 Roy: Correction - CENTOS is not sponsored by Red Hat 24:09 Cross: Gone Linux! 26:35 Keld: Gone Linux with 50 old PCs 27:53 Free Linux Box donations 28:51 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 31:18 FreeLinuxBox.org 31:50 End Jun 25: #106 - Using the GUI for Shell Command Junkies-Introduction The idea for the episode came from listener, Jeff. He suggested we produce an episode to show old bash shell junkies like him, how to to do in the GUI, many of the things he's been doing for years from the command prompt. It will take us more than one episode to cover all of this, so this is the "introductory" episode. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Going Linux Article: Backups http://goinglinux.com/articles/Backups.html HUBackup: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/hubackup https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup Simple Backup http://www.ubuntugeek.com/backup-and-restore-your-ubuntu-system-using-sbackup.html Bacula http://www.bacula.org Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 106 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #106 - Using the GUI for Shell Command Junkies-Introduction 00:22 Introduction 01:27 A Linux virus?! NOT! 04:24 Linux on point-of-sale terminals 07:26 Tribute to Linux Action Show (well, sort of) 07:56 Jeff suggest the topic for this episode 13:02 Command-line tip for script writers 14:39 GUI alternative to back-ups instead of using dar and dar_manager 19:39 Disk Usage analayzer is the graphical alterative to the du command. 21:26 We discover some differences between Ubuntu 10.04 and 9.10 22:47 Find files using Search for Files (gnome-search-tool) instead of find, sed, locate and awk 28:15 Advanced search options in the gnome-search-tool 37:47 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 40:04 End Jun 18: #105 - Computer America #27 The topic, "Linux on the Small Business Desktop," starts a conversation about point-of-sale terminals. We discuss the need for Office Suites on Linux to be compatible with Microsoft Office, 7 reasons to move to Linux, and how Internet Explorer 9 could lead to success for Firefox and the Linux OS. Why are Linux users concerned with Windows terms of use? We answer listener questions. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Three links to articles related to Linux for small business. http://www.smallbusinesscomputing.com/.../Seven-Reasons-to-Move-to-Linux.htm http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/moveto.shtml http://www.canonical.com/news/ubuntu-10.04-desktop-edition Microsoft's latest terms of use for Windows http://www.microsoft.com/About/Legal/EN/US/IntellectualProperty/UseTerms/Default.aspx Learning Latin websites. (Not Linux-specific.) http://archives.nd.edu/latgramm.htm http://anki.ichi2.net/account/login Ubuntu's minimum system requirements: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements (Most computers made in the last 5 years exceed those specs easily.) BTRFS https://btrfs.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Main_Page Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 105 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #105 - Computer America #27 00:17 Introduction 03:08 Movie talk 09:45 Kevin wrote an e-mail that inspired today's topic 12:05 Small business software needs: Microsoft-compatible Office Suite 15:29 PDF creation for free 18:38 Point-of-sale terminals 20:08 What about support? 21:29 A POS system is a computer 27:07 Get a professional to support your Linux server 36:28 7 Reasons for small business to switch to Linux 40:37 Michael: Podcast Alley feedback Windows licenses for Linux users 47:52 Microsoft's lack of IE9 support in Windows 7 could be good for Linux 52:51 Podcast Bunker (now listing the Going Linux podcast) 54:19 Why Linux users worry about Windows licenses 56:27 Dannyboy: What makes the android phone a better device than the iPhone? 58:52 Glen: Sensors-applet & hardware-monitor are in the "universe" repository. 60:52 Deniz: What about the Going Linux CDs. 66:36 John: Learning about Unix rather than Linux in school 69:49 CitizenX: Latin support in Linux. 71:45 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 77:00 End Jun 05: #104 - Listener Feedback Lots of links from our listenters with help for Tom's Chrome woes, Larry's black-on-black menu issues and more. More links to cloud apps and late breaking news from Klaatu. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: How to Install VMWare Tools in Ubuntu http://chrysaor.info/?page=faq#28 How to: MacOS 9 on Ubuntu Using SheepShaver http://www.osnews.com/story/23321/Howto_MacOS_9_on_Ubuntu_Using_SheepShaver 22 Cool Wallpapers to Download for Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid http://www.clickonf5.org/linux/22-cool-wallpapers-ubuntu-lucid-1004/7387 Ubuntu 10.04 Shutdown Problem, Fix http://www.lockergnome.com/linux/2010/05/18/ubuntu-10-04-shutdown-problem-fix/ Richard's computer repair shop in GA I added a link to your site on our site http://www.simplecomputerrepair.net Printer PSC 1400 info: http://www.openprinting.org/printer/HP/HP-PSC_1400 Using a password manager: http://jdpfu.com:82/2010/04/24/keepassx-password-manager Concerns with cloud-based services: http://jdpfu.com:82/2010/03/24/concerns-with-software-as-a-service EverNote - http://evernote.com - Universal Note Taking / OCR 30 Boxes - http://30boxes.com - Calendaring Toodledo - http://www.toodledo.com/info/compare.php - ToDo List Remember The Milk - http://www.rememberthemilk.com - ToDo List Picaso - http://picasaweb.google.com - Photo Gallery Flickr - http://www.flickr.com - Photo Gallery Mint - http://mint.com - Quicken Replacement Hulu - http://www.hulu.com - Online TV Shows and Movies (currently free) Basecamp - http://basecamphq.com - Project Management, Project Organization for small biz DimDim - http://www.dimdim.com - Online collaboration / Screen Sharing Flash drive compatibility list: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2009/03/usb-flash-drive-compatibility-list.html The Small Box Admin Blog http://www.smallboxadmin.com <-- New Web Site! http://smallboxadmin.blogspot.com GNU Linux Media Sprint results http://www.skyehaven.net/blog/linux-multimedia-sprint Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 104 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #104 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 01:14 Ubuntu Lucid allows simultaneous recording and Skype 04:52 Mattias: Using Dropbox to share settings on multiple computers 09:15 Michael: AdTwart for Chrome 14:43 Daniel: Blocking ads and opening all tabs easily in Chrome 16:45 Scott: Choose from "cleanlooks" in Skype to fix the black-on-black menu problem 19:06 Gord: Subscribe links fail. (Right-click and copy to podcatcher.) 21:05 Brian: Multiple links to interesting articles 23:00 Richard: Video card and printer problems may both be driver issues 27:10 Martin: Apps for blind users 29:35 Martin: Symbolic links to a command 30:45 Dharmin: Used iTunes and iPod; went mad on Vista, has now switched to ubuntu and HTC Magic 32:37 John: Expert advice and links for on-line services 37:48 Terry: Not all flash drives are created equal; choose carefully 44:28 Matt: Thumb drive advice while riding a mower (Listen. You'll figure it out.) 47:44 Chris: Gone Linux for programming 48:28 Josh: Gone Linux - the novel 53:06 Ken: How The Small Box Admin has Gone Linux 56:37 xPenguins 58:05 GNU Linux Media Sprint results 61:05 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 62:50 End May 24: #103 - Computer America #26 Linux "OS-10" The latest Ubuntu is more like Mac OS-X than ever. - Designed to be easy to use. - Online music store and integrated music player. - Pre-packaged with all the basic applications an average user will need. - Advanced applications are also available that expand the basic capabilities. - And now the close, minimize and maximize buttons are on the left of each window. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Ubuntu Linux: http://www.ubuntulinux.org http://www.ubuntulinux.org/products/whatisubuntu/1004features The Middle Georgia Linux Users Group http://mgalug.org Thunderbird Setup: http://goinglinux.com/articles/ThunderbirdSetup.html Moving applications (Thunderbird, OpenOffice, and Firefox) from Windows to Linux: http://goinglinux.com/articles/MoveAppsToNewComputer.html Lexmark officially supports Linux... Tux logo on the box: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=lexmark_linux&num=1 Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 103 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #103 - Computer America #26 00:17 Introduction 02:19 Hello and welcome 04:01 Chat room troubles 05:15 Linux OS-10: Ubuntu 10.04 has a lot in common with the Mac OSX 09:05 Stability 11:41 Reliability 12:55 Why, oh why can't Larry get into the chat room? 14:12 On-line music store and integrated music player 18:13 Why has Apple not created a version of iTunes for Linux? 19:55 Looking at the Ubuntu 10.04 desktop 22:45 Computer up-time with Linux-based NAS devices 27:40 NAS: Build or buy? 32:50 Two versions of Java are NOT better than one 36:59 Hour two 38:18 John: Wants to installing 10.04 on machine with Ubuntu already installed using Wubi 46:02 Jeff: Looking forward to multi-touch on Linux 50:38 Dharmin: Looking for Linux alternative to iTunes 56:02 David: Uses Thunderbird. Wants mail left on the Hotmail server 60:52 Lightning and Sunbird for calendaring 62:42 Daniel: Lexmark is now officially supporting Linux 65:38 Ken: Takes issue of my characterization of non-LTS releases of Ubuntu 70:57 Ubuntu: An excellent user experience out of the box 73:08 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 76:02 End May 20: #102 - Computing In The Cloud-Advanced We explain David Falcone's 100th episode audio congratulation. Larry waits to install Ubuntu 10.04 -- he waits for a day after its release! We provide lots of links, here in the show notes, for all of the topics we discuss. The Knightcast KC0035 plays a big part in this episode of Going Linux. Thanks to Knightwise for his excellent review of cloud computing -- and for saving us a lot of work! :) The following resources are mentioned in this episode: The Knightcast KC0035 "Life in a Browser" Cloud Storage: UbuntuOne: https://one.ubuntu.com Box.net: http://www.box.net Dropbox: https://www.dropbox.com Amazon S3: http://aws.amazon.com/s3 Internet Archive: http://www.archive.org Bookmark Sync: Weave (Firefox plug-in) https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/10868?src=api Xmarks: http://www.xmarks.com Zoho Office: http://www.zoho.com Gliffy: http://www.gliffy.com Google does healthcare: http://www.google.com/health Google Docs has changed (improved): http://tech.slashdot.org/story/10/04/12/1816205/Google-Rebuilds-Docs-Platform More Google stuff: http://www.gmail.com http://calendar.google.com http://documents.google.com http://maps.google.com Look at what the folks at Microsoft are working on! http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/businesstechnology/2011284309_msftcloud08.html Aviary - A cloud-based audio editing studio: http://aviary.com Kevin's games links: http://www.gettheglass.com http://media.y8.com/games/content/Governor_of_Poker.swf http://www.flashchess3.com http://a.espncdn.com/arcade/prod/games/pool/20090619/pool_Secure.swf http://media.y8.com/games/content/Crush_The_Castle_may_5th_2009.swf http://a.espncdn.com/arcade/prod/games/airhockey/20090619/pipeline-airhockey_Secure.swf Kevin's cloud apps links: http://www.go2web20.net http://www.feedmyapp.com http://simplespark.com http://whatsonmypc.wordpress.com/cloudware-apps Kevin's blog: http://linuxbacktobasics.blogspot.com Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 102 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #102 - Computing In The Cloud-Advanced 00:17 Introduction 01:20 Thanks to "the guys" at the Bar B Ranch 03:27 Tom tries Chrome again. Stays with Firefox 05:34 Larry waited to install Ubuntu 10.04 (Sure he did!) 08:04 Tom really will wait 12:13 Cloud Computing Applications - more than we thought 13:42 Google is in the healthcare business 16:40 Cloud-based office suites: documents, spreadsheets, presentations, flow diagrams and more 21:16 Cloud-based storage 29:53 Browser bookmark synchronization 34:10 Knightwise and The Knightcast podcast 36:30 Google docs and other stuff 39:20 Microsoft virtually in the cloud and delivering pizza 42:19 The Kightcast KC0035 51:38 Edward: eyeOS - cloud-base operating system 53:26: Kevin: Links courtesy of Linux Back to Basics 58:47 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 60:54 End May 05: #101 - Listener Feedback After we recorded Episode 101, we received an e-mail from David Falcone, who recorded a 100th episode audio congratulation on Audacity, running under openSuse 11.2, on an old laptop and using a webcam for a mic. Nicely done David! Explanations, suggestions, solutions and ideas -- all from our listeners. Thanks once again everyone! Tom and I both have software picks this time. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: John's blog entry about backups: http://jdpfu.com:82/2009/10/24/linux-home-backup-with-rdiff-backup Roger's command for launching Skype with webcam drivers preloaded: env LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype Help from Ubuntu: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeWebCams Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 101 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #101 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 01:12 David Falcone: Congratulations on your 100th episode 02:43 Ubuntu 10.04 03:08 Question: WAV or no WAV? 05:02 Tom wants to get back at spammers 07:18 Your computer IS infected. Download this program to fix it. 08:30 Russ Woodman: Xaster explained, DSL modem help 13:50 Danny: Using Orca and Debian 16:46 Dharmin: An alternative for iTunes? 19:15 John: Print screen and backups 21:48 Roger: Skype webcam solution 25:54 Alexey: More Skype webcam and printscreen ideas 35:24 Doug: Booting your physical Windows partition from within a Linux VM 36:29 Svrivani: How do I write a command-line program for Linux? 38:44 Grigory: Suggests we do an episode on light-weight distros. 41:44 Software pick: Real Player 42:55 Software pick: Any LiveCD Linux distribution 47:58 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 49:51 End Apr 20: #099 - Computer America #25 Recorded on April 20, this month's radio appearance topic is "Hardware manufacturers and support for Linux." The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Synaptics Brings Advanced MultiTouch To Linux: http://goinglinux.com/articles/SynapticsBringsAdvancedMultiTouchToLinux.html Synaptics Press release: http://bit.ly/dgZ795 Hardware compatibility: http://goinglinux.com/articles/Resources.html#hardware-compatibility 50 Places: http://www.focus.com/fyi/information-technology/50-places-linux-running-you-might-not-expect/ Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 99 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #099 - Computer America #25 00:17 Introduction 61:54 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 62:21 End Apr 20: #100 - Synaptics' TouchPads Support MultiTouch on Linux! This special episode recognizes a hardware manufacturer who has gone out of their way to support Linux. Synaptics, maker of user interface touch devices for computer, mobile phones, remote controls and other devices companies, have just announced that they are bringing mult-touch capability to the Linux desktop with their Synaptics Gesture Suite (SGS) for Linux. Tom and I discuss. Oh, and we make the special announcement we teased on episode 98. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Synaptics Brings Advanced MultiTouch to Linux http://www.synaptics.com/go/SGSL Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 100 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #100 - Synaptics 00:15 Introduction 01:20 Adopting Ubuntu 10.04 02:45 Is Larry switching to Mint? 04:20 Announcing our DVD archives (coming soon) 08:42 Synatpics (not the package manager) introduces advance MultiTouch capabilities for Linux 13:44 The press release 17:36 Is it downloadable? 18:05 Current TouchPad capabilitieson Linux laptops 22:48 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 25:29 End Apr 20: #099 - Computer America #25 Recorded on April 20, this month's radio appearance topic is "Hardware manufacturers and support for Linux." The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Synaptics Brings Advanced MultiTouch To Linux: http://goinglinux.com/articles/SynapticsBringsAdvancedMultiTouchToLinux.html Synaptics Press release: http://bit.ly/dgZ795 Hardware compatibility: http://goinglinux.com/articles/Resources.html#hardware-compatibility 50 Places: http://www.focus.com/fyi/information-technology/50-places-linux-running-you-might-not-expect/ Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 99 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #099 - Computer America #25 00:17 Introduction 61:54 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 62:21 End Apr 10: #098 - Listener Feedback This time we have no audio feedback, but we have lots of e-mail for our "Gone Linux" segment. People seem to love sharing their stories of moving to Linux with us, and we sure enjoy reading them. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Backups with rdiff-backup Website: http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup Video: http://www.fosscasts.com/screencasts/tag/rdiff-backup Keryrix: http://keryxproject.org Building a kernel: http://www.digitalhermit.com/linux/Kernel-Build-HOWTO.html Trucrypt: http://www.truecrypt.org Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 98 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #098 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 01:13 An announcement about an announcement 02:20 OggCamp 03:44 Pete: Dead computer + Linux = new PC. Vista + infection = time for Linux 07:49 Larry and Tom: Skype issues, Windows won't allow a screen shot 12:40 Bob: Left XP on over night, got infection, now using Linux 17:18 David: From Unix to Caldera to Slackware and Arch 18:31 David: Puts Ubuntu on netbook and converts Dad to Linux 20:24 Ohio: Was slipped a copy of Linux while taking the Microsoft certification 23:18 Scott: Why Linux is safer? 26:02 Jeff: Finding where a Linux program is located 29:32 Tim: Suggests that we refresh some older episodes for modern distributions 31:04 Greg: Suggests rdiff-backup and shares a link 33:10 Darshana: Is the Prolink Hurricane H8600 Linux-compatible? 36:16 Jeff: Suggestions regarding the SCaLE presentation 38:05 Michael: Using the Ctrl+Alt+F7 tip 38:50 Andrew: Keryx for downloading applications on one computer and installing on another 41:52 Steve: Why you should NOT run Windows in a VirtualBox 44:18 David: Using TrueCrypt and Dropbox to store data in the cloud securely 47:06 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 49:26 Southeast Linux Fest 50:22 End Mar 22: #097 - Linux and Cloud Computing-Introduction What is "cloud computing" anyway? We give examples of some applications that are considered to be "in the cloud." The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Cloud computing defined: http://www.commoncraft.com/cloud-computing-video Some cloud computing apps: Google Docs & Spreadsheets ThinkFree Office Online Zoho Office Suite MS Office Online UbuntuOne DropBox Articles: Online Office Suites: The Winner Is Clear By Richard Ericson, ComputerWorld, January 17, 2007 Review: Open-Source Office Suites Compared By Serdar Yegulalp, InformationWeek, April 10, 2009 Microsoft girds Office 2010 with free Web versions ComputerWorld, By Eric Lai, July 13, 2009 Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 97 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #097 - Linux and Cloud Computing-Introduction 00:17 Introduction 02:07 Definition: Cloud Computing 03:16 Examples of Cloud Computing 04:08 The trade-offs of computing in the cloud 05:02 Some security issues 06:40 The convenience of cloud computing 07:34 Drop Box: Do they have my whole hard drive? 10:46 Free vs. paid features of cloud-based office suites 12:51 Free vs. paid: DropBox and UbuntuOne 14:01 Google Docs: now with file sharing 14:34 Updates and updates are automatic on the cloud without downloading 15:15 Cloud computing in the corporate enterprise 16:45 More details in the advanced episodes 17:30 Tom's picks: Terminal Run for Firefox, zooming in Firefox 20:51 Larry's pick: Google Chrom for Linux 25:05 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 26:53 End Mar 17: #096 - Computer America #24 Topic: Googling for Linux help. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Custom Linux Search: http://www.google.com/linux Basic Search: http://www.google.com/support/websearch/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=134479 Advanced Search: http://www.google.com/support/websearch/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=136861 PlayOnLinux: http://www.playonlinux.com Reset the password and enable the ability to install software packages on Acer with Linpus Lite: http://www.aspireoneuser.com/2008/07/09/aspire-one-advance-linpus-mode-hack/ Installing Skype on Acer with Linpus Lite: http://www.linux.com/archive/forums/topic/2559 Kaspersky Rescue CD: http://devbuilds.kaspersky-labs.com/devbuilds/RescueDisk/ Bit Defender Rescue CD: http://download.bitdefender.com/rescue_cd/ Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 96 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #096 - Computer America #24 00:17 Introduction 01:51 Is that sunset a screensaver or is it live? 05:20 Linux at Disney 06:06 What about Fedora? 07:26 Linux: Not just for geeks any more 09:32 Charlie: Problems getting on the Internet resolved 14:29 Linux Mint has many of the "extras" installed by default 16:31 Charlie has room to install Ubuntu 8.04, Ubuntu 9.10, Linux Mint and Windows 7 at the same time 18:35 What is Puppy Linux? 21:21 How do I find help for myself about Linux? 23:32 The special Google search page for Linux topics 25:04 Using the right terms when you search 26:06 Google's search help topics 29:23 Choosing the right words for a search 32:06 Using "+" and "-" to refine your search 34:20 Promo: Southeast Linux Fest 37:19 Dave: Recommends PlayOnLinux to run iTunes under Linux 42:56 Calder: Locked-down Linpus version of Linux on Acer Aspire One 48:52 Paul: Trouble booting LiveCD on dual-monitor setup 54:45 Zonric: Recommends PlayOnLinux for games 63:00 Vaughn: Scanning for Windows viruses using antivirus software running on Linux works! 65:32 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 72:12 End Mar 15: #095 - Listener Feedback Scott's question about a Mac-like dock for Linux generated a lot of feedback. We read and answer other questions as well. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Mac-like dock applications for Linux: Avant Window Manager (AWN) https://launchpad.net/awn SimDock http://sourceforge.net/projects/simdock docbarx https://launchpad.net/~dockbar-main/+archive/ppa wbar http://code.google.com/p/wbar/ Cairo https://launchpad.net/cairo-dock Daisy http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/Daisy?content=102077 Mac4Lin http://sourceforge.net/projects/mac4lin/ glx-doc http://www.glx-dock.org/ Enlightenment E17 http://www.enlightenment.org 5 Mac docks for Linux http://www.internetling.com/2008/03/24/linux-docks-5-mac-os-x-docks-for-ubuntu-and-other-linux-distros/ Enlightenment screen shot screen shot screen shot http://blog.thedebianuser.org/wp-content/uploads/2007/11/gos.jpg Instruction to turn on Gnome compositing: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/03/31/enable-metacity-compositing-in-gnome-222/ Win2-7: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Win2-7+Pack?content=113264 defenestrate: http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/defenestrate Definition 3: (computing, humorous, slang) To stop using the Windows operating system. Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 95 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #095 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 01:14 Jim: Installed Ubuntu on a custom computer, now has multiple Linux computers 04:50 Bob: Has used many operating systems. Because of the MS "you are a criminal" attitude, moved to Linux. 08:24 Zonrick: Now running Ubuntu, even though he is a gamer. 09:21 Scott's question generates lots of recommendations 10:22 RoadSurfer: recommends AWN, docbarx 15:30 Chuck: AWN 15:52 Klaatu: Wbar, AWN, Daisy 17:43 Door To Door Geek: Enlightenment 17 19:07 Zonrick: Simdock 20:02 JFL: Mac4Lin 20:36 Steve: Dreamlinux 22:14 Daniel: AWN, Cairo-Dock, Docky, wbar 25:29 Matt: Cairo-Dock 26:57 Terry: Cairo-Dock 30:41 Ohio: Acer, Power PC recommendations 31:27 Dejan: Installing and using Linux without a fast Internet connection 36:49 JFL: Views Linux as a modular operating system 38:35 Klaatu: Sawtooth G4 installation suggestions. Low spec computing considerations. 42:28 Mikolaj: Defenestrate 43:20 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 44:25 End Feb 27: #094 - SCaLE 8x In this episode, we present the audio from Larry's talk at the 8th Southern California Linux Expo. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Larry's SCaLE 8x Presentation: Linux for Windows Users (Penguins Don't Feel Pain) PDF Format | Open Document Format Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 94 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #094 - SCaLE 8x 00:17 Introduction 01:08 Penguins Don't Feel Pain 66:15 Ogg Camp promo 67:23 End Feb 21: #093 - Computer America #23 Topic for the month: "Anti-virus software for Linux" The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Linux Format (UK) Magazine online linked to this TuxRadar article: http://www.tuxradar.com/content/get-best-virus-scanner-linux Bit Defender for Linux: http://www.bitdefender.com/PRODUCT-80-en--BitDefender-Antivirus-Scanner-for-Unices.html Clam AV: http://www.clamav.net/ (Windows version: http://www.clamwin.com/) AVG for Linux: http://free.avg.com/us-en/download?prd=afl Using Add-on chat with Linux http://goinglinux.com/articles/AddOnChat.html Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 93 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #093 - Computer America #23 00:15 Introduction 01:52 Anti-virus software for Linux 06:00 Are virus writers writing for Linux, or is it like the Mac? 07:49 Use anti-virus software under Linux to prevent passing on Windows viruses. 08:35 What about platform-independent vulnerabilities, like Java security holes? 10:23 Do you get security updates automatically with Linux? 11:20 If Linux is open source, how do you know you can trust the security updates? 13:56 I get all the updates if I purchase support, but what about if I am using a free distribution of Linux? 16:09 Are the updates only for the kernel, or for applications, too? 18:15 Is the kernel the same from distribution to distribution? 20:26 It would be difficult to get infected with a Linux virus, if they existed. 22:30 Don't be part of the problem 23:15 How much choice do I have when it comes to Linux anti-virus software? 24:27 Which Linux anti-virus is the best? 30:55 Review by Tux Radar's review of anti-virus 31:40 Charlie: Problems that he can not connect to the Internet on his dual boot, system -- when using Linux! 44:43 John: Trouble-shooting a DVD drives that read files on a DVD, but won't allow copying. DRM? 52:49 John: Can I scan a Windows partition from Linux, to remove infections. 57:39 John: Do drivers get installed automatically when you install Linux? 58:48 Tony: Problems getting onto the Computer America's Add-on Chat. 61:52 Carey's understanding of (and appreciation for) Linux 62:52 Jonathan: Audio problems with gtk-recordmydesktop to create screencasts 64:17 Next-up on Going Linux 66:57 freelinuxbox.org promo 67:30 End Feb 05: #092 - Listener Feedback A new Linux computer vendor, help for our listeners, and a new segment for the podcast. Gone Linux! The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Linux computers from Frostbite Systems: http://www.frostbitesystems.com Acrossad Linux Oggcast: http://www.acrossad.org Greasmonkey script to replace Flash player with mplayer https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748 Firefox optimization and troubleshooting http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1193567 Mint Cast article on installing after upgrade: http://www.mintcast.org/2008/ Acer Aspire One ZA3 and Ubuntu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=b1024487e6b07b09e969017779222598&t=1235819&page=2 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1204386&page=2 https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne Linux for the PPC: http://www.ghacks.net/2009/06/10/revive-your-old-mac-g3-g4-or-g5-with-linux/ http://www.linux.com/archive/forums/topic/1894 http://www.pure-mac.com/unix.html Ubuntu Customization Kit: http://uck.sourceforge.net/ Free and Open Source Screencasts: http://fosscasts.com ![]() Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 92 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #092 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 01:15 SCaLE 8x Southern California Linux Expo 02:19 Jonathan: Frostbite systems - computers with Linux installed, specializing in computers for blind users 05:02 Yiorgi: Suggestions for making Going Linux an even better podcast 10:34 Lester: Cell phone connects quickly in Linux, difficult in Windows 12:51 Rafael: Switched to Ubuntu after Windows virus infestation 14:19 Scott: Wiped out Windows and went 100% to Linux 16:54 Luke: Needs older version of Skype because of pulse audio problems 18:34 Rex: Has a podcast and a revolutionary Open Source business idea 20:44 James: Adding missing application icons to the Linux menu 22:36 Definition: The command line pipe 24:24 James: Linux is just a command-line operating system with a GUI pasted on top 30:18 Scott: Seems to be installing Ubuntu on every computer in sight! 34:03 Pete: De-Microsofting his life 35:51 Jim: What does it mean to "install" software? 40:29 Amarok issues 41:41 Max: Mint Cast provides info on re-installing settings after a fresh install. 42:34 Tony: Failed install of Firefox 3.6 disables plugins 45:53 John: Software pick is the fusion-icon package 50:07 Phil: Google IS evil. Acer Aspire One problems with Ubuntu installed 53:14 Linux could be (but isn't) like Mac, and support only specific hardware; or like Windows, and require hardware upgrades 57:15 John: Lost his NTFS "C:" drive on his dual-boot system 59:43 Tim: Trying to install Linux on a G4 Sawtooth Mac 62:28 John: FOSSCasts screencasts are available 63:30 Software pick: UCK Ubuntu Customisation Kit 65:31 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 67:20 End Jan 20: #091 - Linux Games-Advanced The long-awaited Advanced Linux Gaming episode is finally here! From native Linux games to Play on Linux, we discuss the things you need to know to get advanced games to run on your Linux machine. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Linux Games: Penumbra http://www.penumbragame.com/game.php Sauerbraten http://sauerbraten.org/ Alien Arena http://icculus.org/alienarena/rpa/aquire.html Open Arena http://www.openarena.ws/ James' steps for getting WoW working on WINE: You need to copy the fonts from the Microsoft core fonts package into your wine folder: $ cp /usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts/* ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/Fonts/ For WoW, you will need to edit the launcher (icon) by right clicking on it, and add "-opengl" to the very end of the command line... The game will now run flawlessly. Steps for EveOnLine on Ubuntu 9.10: For Eve Online, change the launcher's command line to something like: env WINEPREFIX="/home/[YOUR USERNAME]/.wine" wine explorer /desktop=EVE,1440x1080 "C:\Program Files\CCP\EVE\eve.exe" PlayOnLinux screenshot: ![]() ![]() Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 91 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #091 - Linux Games-Advanced 00:18 Introduction 01:30 Larry's talk at SCaLE 8x is on "Linux for Windows Users" 02:37 Get your drivers "in a row" to get ready for gaming 03:22 Proper video drivers are critical for gaming on Linux 04:45 Turn off Compiz before you start 05:06 Where do I go to install hardware drivers for Ubuntu? 07:00 There are some great native Linux games... like Penumbra 09:38 Saurbraten, Open Arena and Alien Arena are like Quake 12:17 Microsoft games are designed to run on Windows. Don't expect miracles! 13:27 Finding instructions for getting games to run under WINE on Linux 13:56 Considerations for differences in computer harware 15:18 James: An e-mail with suggestions for setting up Windows games on Linux 21:56 Play On Linux: Not just for gaming 23:20 Play On Linux works like Add/Remove Programs for installing many Windows apps like iTunes and others. 25:19 The Play On Linux website has an extensive "scripts" list 27:42 Thanks, Tom for your personal sacrifice, testing all these games 28:28 Caution: Be careful of 3rd party applications. Wine can get Windows viruses! 29:34 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 31:22 SCaLE 8x promo 32:21 End Jan 19: #090 - Computer America #22 Larry is back on the Computer America radio show for the beginning of yet another new year. The topic is "Linux for Windows users" but we talk about Linux for Windows, Mac and any kind of user. Listener e-mails in hour 2 as always. Larry provides a promo code for Computer America listeners to get a discount off of their SCaLE 8x registration.. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: Chip In site: http://helpshawnpowersfamily.chipin.com/help-shawn-powers-family Help Shawn Powers & his family. PartedMagic: http://partedmagic.com/ and http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=partedmagic Come see Larry's talk at SCaLE 8x: https://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale8x/presentations/linux-windows-users ![]() Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 90 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #090 - Computer America #22 00:17 Introduction 01:12 Hello and welcome 03:22 Craig's new computer 07:13 Craig's new iMac would run Linux blazingly fast 10:30 Carey's new NAS does run Linux 12:36 Why make a NAS yourself when you can buy one, already setup? 13:13 Craig's son wants to build his own computer 13:35 Carey recommends his 10-part series of videos on building your own computer 14:00 Larry recommends his 1-part video on installing Linux on that newly-built computer 16:00 Keyboard cat... without the cat 18:15 "Linux for Windows Users" is the title of Larry's talk at SCaLE 8x 20:34 Why use Linux if you are already using Windows? 22:26 The Windows 7 Ultimate DVD is pretty... nice and shiny 22:53 That gives you the OS and Notepad 23:14 Next you can get OpenOffice and other cross-platform application for free 23:55 Learn to use common Linux applications (OpenOffice, Firefox Thunderbird, GIMP etc.) while using Windows) 25:24 Other Open Source applications used on Linux that have versions that work on Windows 29:38 Google runs Linux 30:02 Corel had their own Linux distribution at one point 31:20 Why should I choose Linux or a Mac instead of Windows? 32:58 You have a choice of operating systems at various price points 33:37 For a business, switching to Linux can save you a lot of money on license fees paid to Microsoft 35:29 Is Linux right for Windows users? It's an important choice 39:39 Southern California Linux Expo promo 40:37 Hello and welcome to hour 2 and listener e-mail 42:45 Linux Journal's Shawn Powers loses home and pets to fire 46:15 Ian: Comments on upgrading Ubuntu Linux vs. a fresh installation 51:55 Proprietary software vs. Open Source vs. Public Domain software 56:24 Carl: Kubuntu took 5 days to install because wireless card was not supported natively under Linux 59:23 Carl wants to use his iPod and iTunes in Linux, Going Linux episode 91 will describe how 62:48 "Upgrading and repairing Window" book (Larry recommends Linux to do this) 66:04 David: Wants software to allows assigning the right-click action to the lower right corner of the trackpad 70:42 Mr. Happy Face: Used Linux since 1999, recommends the PartedMagic Linux distribution 74:17 Jim: Google Chrome borrows plugins like Flash from your Firefox installation 76:07 Larry takes issue with Jim's comment that Linux is a command line OS with a GUI pasted on top 77:10 Podcast listeners can get 40% off your SCaLE 8x registration by using the code "CAST" 77:54 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 81:14 End Jan 10: #089 - Listener Feedback As always we have lots of listener feedback. This time we say we're sorry, we get corrected on a few things and receive some excellent links to videos, articles and websites that will be of interest to all. Larry makes an announcement about SCaLE 8x. The following resources are mentioned in this episode: FOSS Events: http://fossevents.org Geeknic: http://geeknic.org Firewall ports info: The Small Box Admin story: http://smallboxadmin.blogspot.com/2009/11/junkless-software-installs-from-source.html KdenLive tutorial: http://kdenlive.org/tutorial/kdenlive-animate-images-over-video Cinellera article from The Computer Doctor: http://computerdoctor-mitchel.blogspot.com/2009/12/and-getting-video-editor-to-work-is.html Computer Security article from Knightwise: http://www.knightwise.com/content/view/644/9/ Upgrading Ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes Malware attack on Linux: http://linux.slashdot.org/story/09/12/09/2215253/Malware-Found-Hidden-In-Screensaver-On-Gnome-Look Gaming on Linux: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndjVk_nh4uI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-3nee8JTc0 Come see Larry's talk at SCaLE 8x: https://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale8x/presentations/linux-windows-users ![]() Theme music provided by Mark Blasco http://www.podcastthemes.com Episode 89 Time Stamps 00:00 Going Linux #089 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 01:12 Advanced Gaming episode will be a little delayed 01:58 Google Chrome browser for Linux is snappy, X-marks software lives up to its "alph" designation 08:27 Tom's tinkering causes issues, but his computer is running again 12:06 Greg: What is XML? 14:46 Greg: Packages under Gnome and KDE 17:55 Kevin: Printer incompatibility raises ire 21:58 Johnathan: Provides liks to great FOSS Events sites 24:32 Clinton: Kiwi LTSP and networking issues with Realtek r8169 Gigabit card 33:47 David: What was that command, again, for backing up? Episode 36, 61, and 73. 39:26 Shawn: Loves the command line. What firewall ports are used for streaming? 42:54 Ken: Provides a blog post for checkinstall 44:04 Bill: Hooked on Ubuntu. Thanks the Going Linux Podcast 45:20 Henk: How do I setup a COM (serial) port for use with an HP nc8430 PLC? 51:14 Scott: Takes issue with comments on Linux gaming 54:38 Greg: Problems with our feed on gpodder fixed by deleting corrupted config file 59:13 Mitchel: The Computer Doctor does video 67:20 Knightwise: Wise words of caution for our listeners about wireless security 70:57 Alan: Popey corrects our sudo apt-get dist-upgrade mistake 79:32 Kevin: We made him out to be an angry gamer. He isn't. 83:15 Larry will be speaking at the Southern California Linux Expo 2010 in February 84:17 iTunes, goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 85:57 SCaLE 8x Promo 86:57 End Previous Episodes: 2009 Shows: Dec 20: #88 - Fresh Ubuntu (#1) Dec 17: #87 - Computer America #21 Dec 05: #86 - Listener Feedback Nov 22: #85 - Computer America #20 Nov 21: #84 - Gaming with Linux-Introduction Nov 05: #83 - Listener Feedback Oct 22: #82 - Computer America #19 Oct 20: #81 - Changing Linux Default Applications Oct 07: #80 - Listener Feedback Sep 25: #79 - Computer America #18 Sep 22: #78 - Linux File System-Advanced Sep 05: #77 - Listener Feedback Aug 20: #76 - Linux File System-Introduction Aug 19: #75 - Computer America #17 Aug 04: #74 - Listener Feedback Jul 18: #73 - Listener Feedback Jul 09: #72 - Computer America #16 Jul 04: #71 - Linux Desktops - Advanced Jun 18: #70 - Computer America #15 Jun 05: #69 - Listener Feedback May 22: #68 - Linux Media Special May 21: #67 - Computer America #14 May 07: #66 - Listener Feedback Apr 28: #65 - Linux Desktops-Introduction Apr 25: #64 - Computer America #13 Apr 08: #63 - Listener Feedback Mar 26: #62 - Podcasting with Linux-Advanced Mar 18: #61 - Computer America #12 Mar 05: #60 - Listener Feedback Feb 24: #59 - Podcasting with Linux-Introduction Feb 19: #58 - Computer America #11 Feb 05: #57 - Listener Feedback Jan 21: #56 - Computer America #10 Jan 20: #55 - Home Networking-Super Advanced Jan 05: #54 - Listener Feedback 2008 Shows: Dec 22: #53 - Home Networking-Advanced Dec 17: #52 - Computer America #9 Dec 09: #51 - Listener Feedback Nov 24: #50 - Home Networking-Introduction Nov 20: #49 - Computer America #8 Nov 05: #48 - Listener Feedback Oct 23: #47 - Computer America #7 Oct 20: #46 - J. Daniel Sawyer Oct 05: #45 - Listener Feedback Sep 20: #44 - A Taste Of Wine Sep 17: #43 - Computer America #6 Sep 05: #42 - Listener Feedback Aug 21: #41 - Command Line Basics-Advanced Aug 20: #40 - Computer America #5 Aug 08: #39 - Listener Feedback Jul 24: #38 - Command Line Demystified Jul 16: #37 - Computer America #4 Jul 11: #36 - Listener Feedback Jun 27: #35 - Getting Podcasts Delivered Automatically Jun 18: #34 - Computer America #3 Jun 07: #33 - Listener Feedback May 25: #32 - Computer America #2 May 22: #31 - Backups (Advanced) May 04: #30 - Listener Feedback Apr 21: #29 - Backups (Intro) Apr 15: Computer America Special Apr 05: #28 - Listener Feedback Mar 20: #27 - Why Switch? (Advanced) Mar 10: #26 - Listener Feedback Feb 20: #25 - Why Switch? (Intro), Klaatu interview at SCaLE 6x Feb 05: #24 - Listener Feedback Jan 20: #23 - Firewalls (Advanced) Jan 01: #22 - Listener Feedback 2007 Shows: Dec 20: #21 - Firewall Considerations (Introduction) Dec 05: #20 - Listener Feedback Nov 21: #19 - Office Suites (Advanced) Nov 07: #18 - Listener Feedback Oct 22: #17 - Word Porcessors and Text Editors (Introduction) Oct 05: #16 - Listener Feedback Sep 20: #15 - Installing Linux Applications (Advanced) Sep 05: #14 - Listenter Feedback and Dan Sawyer Interview Aug 20: #13 - Getting Updates and Installing Software (Introduction) Aug 05: #12 - Listener Feedback Jul 20: #11 - Adjusting to Linux (Advanced) Jul 05: #10 - Listener Feedback Jun 20: #9 - Adjusting to Linux (Introduction) Jun 05: #8 - Listener Feedback May 20: #7 - Linux E-mail (Advanced) May 05: #6 - Listener Feedback Apr 20: #5 - Linux E-mail (Introduction) Mar 30: #4 - Listener Feedback Mar 20: #3 - Linux Web Browsers (Advanced) Feb 20: #2 - Linux Web Browsers (Introduction) Jan 20: #1 - Introduction |
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