Coming up on this week’s episode of Destination Linux: Google & Canonical are teaming up to bring Flutter to Linux for a cross-platform game changer. How Important is Disk Encryption & Security Keys – should you be using them or do you just prefer being hacked? We’ve got community feedback, a DRM FREE Game called Drox Operative and our beloved tips/tricks and software pick. All of this and so much more on this week’s Destination Linux.
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Segment Index
- 00:00 Intro
- 01:06 What’s New with Noah
- 01:10 Ubiquiti Discontinues Their UniFi-Video Products
- 07:30 What’s New with Michael
- 07:42 DLN Xtend gets 2 New Hosts
- 08:23 What’s New with Ryan
- 08:50 PyCharm Impresses Ryan With Their Customer Support (PyCharm Humble Bundle)
- 12:19 Community Feedback: Josh lets us know Collabora via Nextcloud has become so much easier these days
- 15:40 Canonical & Google team up to bring Flutter Apps to Linux
- 20:13 Michael expresses his frustrations with False Claims about Snaps
- 21:18 Michael: Snaps having a company backing it is a good thing
- 23:00 Discussion: are these cross-platform frameworks going to bring more Proprietary software or more Open software?
- 23:30 Is it better to advocate for only Open or try to convince companies in phases?
- 27:46 Security Advisory of the Week: Disk Encryption & Should You Do It?
- 34:41 Main Topic: Two Factor Authentication (2FA) – Tips On How To Protect Your Accounts
- 50:08 Gaming on Linux: Drox Operative 2
- 51:28 Software Spotlight: Solfege – Ear Training Program
- 52:32 Ryan shows off his harmonica skills
- 53:02 Tip of the Week: How To Reset A Forgotten Root Password?
- 57:16 Become a Patron of DL
- 57:43 Show Your Support with DL Swag from the DLN Store
- 58:18 Join the Fraggle-Rockin’ DLN Community
- 58:58 More content at DestinationLinux.Network
- 59:13 New DLN Podcast: the Sudo Show
- 59:20 New Cast on DLN Xtend
- 59:26 The Journey Itself . . .
- 59:35 Preview of the Patron Postshow
Yeah, your situation might be different. I trust Bitwarden. They’re an OSS product so I feel like if they were up to anything shady it would show in their code. Your threat vectors might be different, so I understand if you wanted to self-host.
You can also selfhost your vault in Bitwarden. That’s on my to-do-next on my NAS
In my case, I pay for Bitwarden because I want to support the project. I wish more FOSS software had an easy way to contribute.
This was a very instructive episode.
I see some concerns with yubikey, which physical solution will you suggest instead?
I personally use an OnlyKey. It has it’s own keypad, security laminate and self-deletion policies so it’s secure at rest. It’s the only device i’m aware of that combines something you have with something you know in one package.
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