mintCast 355.5 – McKnight in Shining Armor (mp3)
1:49 Linux Innards
27:06 Vibrations from the Ether
51:29 Check This Out
58:45 Announcements & Outro
In our Innards section, we talk to community member Mike!
And finally, the feedback and a couple suggestions
LINUX INNARDS:
Interview Section: Mike
- What was your first Linux experience?
- What was the very first Linux distro you ran?
- What other distros do/have you run?
- What’s a typical workflow for you entail?
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remmina
- Does Linux do everything you need in a system?
VIBRATIONS FROM THE ETHER:
- Henrik Hemrin
https://www.hemrin.com/business-blog/184-how-ram-memory-hungry-are-linux-distros
- hilander
- John Wallis
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CHECK THIS OUT!
- Moss
- Josh
- Joe
Daemon (novel series) Daniel Suarez
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Our next episode will be at 2 pm Central US time on March 7, 2021.
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Wrap-up:
- Joe – www.Tllts.org, www.linuxlugcast.com, MeWe, [email protected]
- Bo – YouTube Undercast Collective
- Moss – It’s MOSS, MeWe, other blogs, music on Bandcamp and on various YouTube channels, [email protected], @[email protected] on Mastodon, [email protected] for quick response, Sponsus!
- Tony Hughes – HPR – http://hackerpublicradio.org/correspondents.php?hostid=338, Occasional Blog https://tony-hughes.blogspot.com/, Twitter @TonyH1212, [email protected], [email protected]
- Tony Watts – [email protected], Echoes of Savages (band)
- Josh Hawk – [email protected], @joshontech on Twitter and most other social sites.
- Leo – leochavez.org and @leochavez on Twitter, [email protected], linuxuserspace.show and you can get your five minute news digest at Full Circle Weekly News. Buy me a coffee!
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- Owen Peery for our audio editing, Josh Lowe for all his work on the website, Hobstar for our logo, and Londoner for our time sync
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- The Linux Mint development team for the fine distro we love to talk about <Thanks, Clem!>
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge about free, used and so on regarding RAM memory usage. The reason I started to dig into this was for a low spec laptop (2 GB RAM). I plan to update my blog post both the text as well as graphs and some new tests, hoping plans comes true. This laptop is a low price low spec laptop, with Win 10 pre-installed, but really the laptop manufacturer should be ashamed it soon became basically impossible to update Win 10 (32 GB drive). A bit like Mike in this episode, this triggered me to finally try and install Linux, something I have thought of doing almost since Linus invented it. This laptop that was impossible for its original Win 10 was easy peasy for Linux Mint and other, no problem to install and update! And the 2 GB RAM is ok for the simple tasks. I never inteded this laptop to be my main machine, but for some additional purposes it is just fine.
Follow up on my own comment… I have done a major revision of my test report article regarding How RAM memory hungry are Linux distros? It is better and more accurate now although not perfect. Improved not at least thanks to your comments, Mint Cast team. Maybe I am most satisfied with my addition of a load test with a graph which helps to understand the “top” command, inspired by a Leo suggestion.