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Topics covered in this episode:
Lukasz Erecinski of Pine64 (Interview)
Pinebook Pro
Pinetab Specs
Pinephone
Pinetime (Smartwatch)
Gnome Won’t Back Down From Patent Trolls
Canonical Has A New Ubuntu Desktop Director
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Software Spotlight:
PiHole
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Please check my comment on sponsus. I don’t have enough brainpower to get the link to the unedited version like on ko-fi (and you are still missing 144
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@Tiedemann I think I fixed it now
and added 144 Unedited to Sponsus
@Trent you’re welcome
YAY! Thanks
I picked a good day to sit in. It was great to get a chance to talk to Lukasz about PINE64.
Thanks again for another fantastic show. The absolute highlight for me was the interview with Lukasz Erecinski - Pine64 comes about as close to FOSS ideals as I can imagine, in my opinion. So much so that I do have one concern and suggestion: they’re doing so much fantastic work and selling hardware at cost; I’m glad they’re finally accepting a few dollars per phone handset. I would suggest given how dedicated this firm is to the Linux community, that they accept a few dollars profit for every device - because I do believe they’ll still remain within even modest budgets for people who really can’t afford very much and from the values that come across, I am convinced the funds would be put back into projects that really benefit all of us! I wouldn’t want to see such a fantastic firm ever disappear due to lack of funding, for example.
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