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370 – New Wanderers
First up in the news Linux Mint gets a new website, A new point release, Firefox snaps back, Gnome and Plasma get updates, and much more
In security, no encrypted chats are safe
Then in our Wanderings, we hear from the old AND new crew
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369.5 – The LMDE to Be
In our Innards section Debian 11, and what that means for LMDE
And finally, the feedback and a couple of suggestions
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369 – Cache Flushing
First up in the news Linux Mint is ready for the facelift, Snaps get an upgrade, Kernel 5.14 is out, and 5.15 is looking good, and Ubuntu gets a release date
In security cache flushing and Bluetooth flaws
Then in our Wanderings Joe pines a phone with plasma, Tony walks 500 miles, and I search for a keyboard
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368.5 – Pi and Coffee
In our Innards section, Pi’s Pi’s and more Pi’s
And finally, the feedback and a couple of suggestions
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368 – Unlimited Steam Games
In our Innards section, we talk hobbies
And finally, the feedback and a couple of suggestions
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367.5 – Not Talkin’ Shop
In our Innards section, we talk hobbies
And finally, the feedback and a couple of suggestions
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367 – What’s Old Is New Again
First up in the news, Linux Mint working on the website, more on the SteamDeck, Ubuntu debuts its new installer, and some release dates
In security, Open Source Security has a big problem!
Then in our Wanderings, I’ve been arching, Tony has been watching Cricket, Joe has been working on games consoles.
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366.5 – Protect Your Bits
In our Innards section we talk OpenVPN, Wireguard and staying safe online
And finally, the feedback and a couple community choices
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366 – Prox Your Mox
First up in the news DuckDuckGo protects us even more, then, It’s always DNS, the SteamDeck looks awesome, the Kernel is 30, and more
In security, updates on Kaseya, PrintNightmare and a new systemd vulnerability
Then in our Wanderings, Joe actually wanders, Josh proxes his mox, and I’m going full btrfs.
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mintCast 365.5 – The Test Drive
In our Innards section, we’ve been running Linux Mint 20.2. How about you?
And finally, the feedback and a couple of suggestions
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