This week we have an awesome interview with Neal Gompa, Fedora Contributor, about Fedora 33, BTRFS and his Journey into Linux. We also discuss that status of Accessiblity in Linux. Linux is Everywhere, even in Space as afterall . . . Linux is the Final Frontier. In this episode we discuss just how far Linux has gone including leaving the planet. In the Gaming section we discuss Facebook’s entrance into Cloud Gaming. Later in the show, we’ll give you our popular tips/tricks and software picks. Plus so much more, on this week’s episode of Destination Linux.
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Segment Index
- 00:00:00 = Coming up on DL198
- 00:00:38 = Welcome to Destination Linux 198
- 00:00:57 = Episode 200 Is Almost Here!
- 00:01:12 = DLN GameFest (November 15th)
- 00:01:33 = New 4th Host Added to DL!
- 00:02:49 = New Show Coming to the Destination Linux Network
- 00:02:57 = DLN Gives Back Charity Event
- 00:05:12 = Digital Ocean – App Platform Service ( https://do.co/dln )
- 00:06:21 = Feedback: Linux Accessibility in response to MS Edge on Linux
- 00:13:42 = How to Send in Feedback to the show
- 00:13:54 = Interview with Neal Gompa (Fedora Contributor)
- 00:46:06 = Security Advisory: Be Cautious of App Permissions
- 00:46:53 = Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager ( https://bitwarden.com/dln )
- 00:48:16 = Space: A Linux Frontier
- 00:58:12 = Facebook Cloud Gaming? Um Okay
- 01:01:27 = Tip of the Week: /sys
- 01:02:16 = Software Spotlight: PHD2 Guiding Software
- 01:03:42 = Outro
- 01:03:58 = Become a Patron
- 01:04:29 = Join the DLN Community!
- 01:05:01 = Check out the DestinationLinux.Network website for more great content
This might just be the Fedora 33 of DLN episodes.
Thanks everyone - yep, I’m very happy - and it’s not because of Facebook either
When you announce @jill_linuxgirl is now a regular of the team, I almost leapt out of my seat shouting “YES!” even though I was low on caffeine at the time! I am absolutely delighted. Perfect timing to catch-up on shows as a regular
Jill’s so quiet and modest and then suddenly delivers details such as her connections with the space programmes in real life. I thought your enthusiasm for space was because you were a Trekkie, Jill, but maybe it’s the other way around?!
Wonderful to see some key ideas from a Fedora perspective. I fully agree with having it preloaded being a great step forward. It’s only say, version 30+ I’d started feeling this was more than a developer-focussed distro - and I used versions of it going back to RedHat boxed editions, prior to Fedora Core 1. I have to say I’m happier with Fedora’s more vanilla approach to Gnome than Ubuntu’s Unity-style. Until this week I wasn’t aware Manjaro also has a Gnome release, which I’ve been trying in a vm and enjoying very-much too. I don’t have or use much new hardware, but for when I do, I’m evaluating Manjaro and Fedora both, as they’ll probably be a lot more suitable than Debian Stable which I currently use.
Another great episode. Really happy to see @jill_linuxgirl part of the team! Looking forward to see all four of you working together
Was enthralled by Neal’s interview. I found his enthusiasm infectious and when I get more proficient in Linux, will be looking at Fedora.
Great interview! In fact, it might have been the final push needed to jump from Pop!_OS to Fedora as I did that last night and it was painless. The hardest thing I had to do was install RPMFusion Nvidia, not that I game on here, but just because. Yes, I know it is proprietary drivers, one of the battles in my head. It wasn’t hard as in to do it, but just trying to embrace the Fedora philosophy on applications being libre/free opensource. The rest of my applications didn’t need the extended repos, so those were not enabled. Thank you!
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