Tag: Raspberry Pi

• May 17, 2025MP3, News, OGG, Podcast

  461 – Virtualization

  First up in the news: Mint Monthly News, BackBlaze backups may be in trouble, you can run Arch inside Windows, Linux kernel drops 486 and early 586 support, and a new RaspberryPiOS release, and the end of Windows 10 support brings new opportunities

  In security and privacy: openSUSE removes Deepin Desktop over security issues, Proton threatens to quit Switzerland over new surveillance law

  Then in our Wanderings: Bill goes mobile, Moss plays with a Pangolin, Eric finally fixes his WiFi.

  In our Innards section: we talk about Virtual Machines

  In Bodhi Corner, just a bit about theming

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  June 7, 2022MP3, News, OGG, Podcast, Uncategorized

  383 – Ubuntu is out-fedoring Fedora

  First up in the news: Ubuntu is out-fedoring Fedora; Linux 5.18 brings new optimizations; the Budgie has landed; Debian 12 has a projected birthday, and Asahi has its first Alpha; In security and privacy, a new Spectre has arisen; Then in our Wanderings, Bill gets “Jitsi with it”, Moss goes down the “pi-hole”, and Norbert hops onto the Fedora bandwagon
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  May 12, 2022MP3, OGG, Podcast

  381.5 – Raspberry Swing

  In our Innards section we talk about Raspberry Pis and other single-board computers.
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  April 24, 2022MP3, News, OGG, Podcast

  380 – Leo makes an appearance

  First up in the news, Raspberry Pi OS has a 64-bit version, Nvidia has a release, System76 releases their scheduler, the This Week in Gnome blog, Slackware and Peppermint OS have new releases and Debian uses Arch.
  In security, PolicyKit vulnerability lies dormant for a decade, GNU coreutils are being rewritten in Rust, Ubuntu improves low memory handling andSurfshark VPN jumps the shark.
  Then in our Wanderings, Moss strikes a chord, Norbert further bodges his system, Bill gets more air time, Leo goes on an XL MX adventure, Joe runs for board and Nishant is distro hopping.
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  January 29, 2022MP3, OGG, Podcast

  377.5 – Predicting Predicaments

  In our Linux Innards, we review our 2021 predictions and make our new predictions for 2022.
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