Tag: Intel

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  August 12, 2020News, OGG, Podcast

  mintCast 341 – GRUB Breaks the Internet

  First up, in our Wanderings, I’ve been browsing, Joe’s been fixing docks, Moss has been slowly filling up his machine, and Tony Watts gets a new axe.
  Then, our news Linux Mint gets stats, Gnome squashes a memory bug, and Ubuntu hits its first 20.04 point release.
  In security, Intel pulls an Intel
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  March 11, 2020News, OGG, Podcast

  mintCast 330 – Debbie Does Beta

  First up, in our Wanderings, Leo tries out LMDE, Bo keeps things to himself, Tony Hughes returns with ALT Linux adventures, Moss boogies from Budgie, and Joe tries out scrcpy (screen copy).
  Then, our news we have plenty of Linux Mint and LMDE news, Raspberry Pi fixes its USB, apt upgrades, and more.
  In security, we find out if AMD’s flaws are as bad as Intel’s.
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  March 11, 2020MP3

  mintCast 330 – Debbie Does Beta (mp3)

  First up, in our Wanderings, Leo tries out LMDE, Bo keeps things to himself, Tony Hughes returns with ALT Linux adventures, Moss boogies from Budgie, and Joe tries out scrcpy (screen copy).
  Then, our news we have plenty of Linux Mint and LMDE news, Raspberry Pi fixes its USB, apt upgrades, and more.
  In security, we find out if AMD’s flaws are as bad as Intel’s.
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  February 12, 2020News, OGG, Podcast

  mintCast 328 – Sigh-DPI

  First up, in our Wanderings, Leo says Kernel 5.5 is the best and worst thing ever, Moss works on Distrohopper's Digest, Joe is booking it again, and Bo is getting ready for a test.
  Then in our news, Linux Mint goes HiDPI, Proton open-sources its VPN, Kernel 5.4 makes long-term support waves, Wireguard lands in Kernel 5.6, and more.
  In security, your data is not safe. But we already knew that!
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  February 12, 2020MP3

  mintCast 328 – Sigh-DPI (mp3)

  First up, in our Wanderings, Leo says Kernel 5.5 is the best and worst thing ever, Moss works on Distrohopper's Digest, Joe is booking it again, and Bo is getting ready for a test.
  Then in our news, Linux Mint goes HiDPI, Proton open-sources its VPN, Kernel 5.4 makes long-term support waves, Wireguard lands in Kernel 5.6, and more.
  In security, your data is not safe. But we already knew that!
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