mintCast 243 – Korora 23
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News:
- Apple’s Swift comes to Linux (http://www.zdnet.com/article/apples-swift-comes-to-linux/)
- Windows 10 update will include Ubuntu’s bash and Linux command line (http://arstechnica.co.uk/information-technology/2016/03/windows-10-update-ubuntu-linux-command-line-bash/)
- Ubuntu, but not Linux per se, will be running on in the next major Windows 10 update, Redstone (http://www.zdnet.com/article/ubuntu-not-linux-on-windows-how-it-works/)
- Ubuntu on Windows — The Ubuntu Userspace for Windows Developers (http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2016/03/ubuntu-on-windows.html)
- Isaac talks about updating the Linux Kernel on Linux Mint 17.3
- Amazon releases recipe for baking a low-cost Alexa voice assistant (http://www.networkworld.com/article/3049429/computers/diy-raspberry-pi-can-now-morph-into-amazon-echo-voice-assistant.html) (https://github.com/amzn/alexa-avs-raspberry-pi)
Main Topic: Korora 23
- Korora Project
- Rob installs Korora and talks about his true feelings for Numix icons.
- Isaac talks about his Korora experience and how he might keep using the distro going forward.
Tips & Websites:
- Korora Project
- Reglue
- The default Screenshot function in Cinnamon is for PrtScn key to run “gnome-screenshot” which silently grabs the whole screen and saves it to your “Pictures” directory. This is both less useful and less obvious than it might be. Modify Cinnamon so that the PrtScn key runs “gnome-screenshot –interactive” which allows you to choose the behavior you want. To do this on Mint 17.3 (Cinnamon 2.8.7):
- Menu > Preferences > Keyboard
- Select “Shortcuts”
- Add a new “Custom Shortcut” command to run “gnome-screenshot –interactive”, and bind it to the PrtScn key (called “Print”)
Pre-Show Music:
- “Yesterday’s Conversation” by Angus Wallace
- “The Red Stone” by Ground & Leaves
Podcast Announcements:
- LinuxFest Northwest 2016 – April 23-24, 2016, Bellingham, WA
- Kansas Linux Fest 2016 – May 21-22, 2016, Wichita State University, Wichita, KS
- SouthEast LinuxFest 2016 – June 10-12, 2016, Sheraton Charlotte Airport, Charlotte, NC
- Texas Linux Fest 2016 – July 8-9, 2016, Austin Convention Center, Austin, TX
- Call for papers – Article provided by the subreddit
- FOSS TALK LIVE 2016 – August 6, 2016, The Harrison, London, UK
- List of conferences according to the Linux Foundation
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So many misconceptions and false starts all over the web with regard to the bash on Windows implementation (not saying here, but in general). There is some great information out there straight from the sources.
Week of 4/5/16 Ubuntu community QA has a lot of answers re:the technical implementation https://youtu.be/cdLobNoCbxw.
There is also a wealth of information regarding where it’s at, where it is going, and what it is useful for in the videos linked at
http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2016/03/questions-and-answers-about-bash-and.html
Sorry for the OT post, but normal direct download (right click) didn’t work for me repeatly at this time. I had to use wget and noticed a http 302 Moved Temporarily response; don’t know if this is common on archive.org.
Thanks for the heads up about this. I’ll look into it. Keep us informed if it keeps happening or gets corrected.
This is HUGE I love seeing the bash command line come to windows. I am fairly new to linux but because of my job I have been able to use the command line more and more as I deal with my websites. I love the topic around 20 minutes that people use what is on their computer! SO true! Keep it up gents!
Thank you guys for this podcast – was so much fun to listen to! Great Job