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Dormant account. For enquiries please talk to @JoeRessington

[. @latenightlinux]

Late Night Linux now has a Discord server, as well as a Telegram group, and Matrix and IRC rooms. Details on our Community page:

https://t.co/AW38sVShfs

[. @latenightlinux]

This account is mostly dormant now. You can follow @JoeRessington (or on Mastodon https://t.co/C5SBJoDlA1) if you want to know when episodes are published.

[Matt Holder @matthewjholder]

That's LNL-Discoveries updated following the release of episode 211. All previous discoveries are also listed.

https://t.co/P9agYx9ZPm

@latenightlinux

[. @latenightlinux]

The ultimate ESP system, VoIP & RTC capture and troubleshooting, overpriced keyboards, making arcade cabinets even more fun, some notable distro releases, avoiding CAPTCHAs, and more.

https://t.co/jhqKg1nWIK

[. @LinuxAfterDark_]

We look back at what we wanted to happen in 2022, and look forward to what we want to see in 2023.

https://t.co/90FQbZQrvj

[. @latenightlinux]

Real hope for a local-only voice assistant, Matrix learns an age-old lesson about funding FOSS, 2022 was the year of Linux on the desktop, Mozilla is about to catch up to the Mastodon trend, no Raspberry Pi 5 this year (honest), and KDE Korner.

https://t.co/s2mTMrpmt5

[. @latenightlinux]

It’s that time of year where we look back at our 2022 predictions, and make some new ones for 2023.

https://t.co/xAxj2CDdQO

[. @LinuxAfterDark_]

It’s almost impossible to buy a Raspberry Pi for a reasonable price at the moment so we talk about alternatives, why a lot of Pi users would be better off with a cheap low-power x86 machine, and why sometimes the Pi makes the most sense.

https://t.co/HhMMOLbwTs

[. @latenightlinux]

It’s our 2022 in review episode which features Linux in space, gaming wins and fails, Raspberry Pi drama, the year of user-facing AI, Canonical and Microsoft, the rise of Mastodon, and more.

https://t.co/WMS27Sx25w

[. @latenightlinux]

Picking the best DNS server for your connection, Telnet on the Amiga, some synth thing, markdown notes, and fixing downloaded Twitter data. Plus your feedback about Red Hat and IBM, containers and firewalls, Signal alternatives, and more.

https://t.co/MxfQx6GUIH

[. @LinuxAfterDark_]

With the holiday season upon us, we talk about all the tech that we have to have with us when we travel.

https://t.co/0MD9CbDHOk

[. @latenightlinux]

Particle physics depends on software that’s maintained by one retiree, another argument about AI, YouTube disrespects Creative Commons, we find an excuse to laugh at Musk, KDE Korner, and more.

https://t.co/ulYZRF5OFa

[Gary Kramlich @rw_grim]

Ever wondered how we try to build our FLOSS communities? Well that's precisely what we discuss in this episode!!

[. @latenightlinux]

@omgubuntu 👀

[Graham Morrison @[email protected] @degville]

@latenightlinux .@latenightlinux A little late, but I did build a snap of my Find of the fortnight (a great webcam settings editor called cameractrls) https://t.co/DcK4dKZ2os

[. @latenightlinux]

An application firewall, reverse engineering with a scriptable version of Wireshark, getting the most out of webcams on Linux, running the latest kernel on a ten year old phone, moving away from mailing lists, KDE Korner, and the best distro of 2022(?)

https://t.co/IwmCRVVoBD

[. @latenightlinux]

An application firewall, reverse engineering with a scriptable version of Wireshark, getting the most out of webcams on Linux, running the latest kernel on a ten year old phone, moving away from mailing lists, KDE Korner, and the best distro of 2022(?)

https://t.co/IwmCRVVoBD

[. @LinuxAfterDark_]

The Linux setups from the past that we miss miss the most, and why they are all ones that gave us the freedom to tinker and learn.

https://t.co/G8d2uA72ML