On this week’s episode of Destination Linux, the Raspberry Pi Foundation released a new exciting Pi and an Nvidia entering the arena as well with their own Pi-like competitor. We’ve got some great news this week from Dell as they are pushing to improve privacy on their laptops for use with Linux. In our gaming section we give Noah that first person shooter, 360 no scope throwback that he’s been asking for and of course we have our popular tips/tricks and software picks. All of this and so much more this week on Destination Linux.
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Segment Index
- 00:00 = Coming up on DL199
- 00:39 = Welcome to Destination Linux
- 00:56 = Big Announcements!
- 01:06 = Episode 200 Will Be Streamed LIVE! (November 15th)
- 02:05 = DLN Game Fest on November 15th!
- 03:35 = DLN Gives Back Campaign
- 03:59 = New Gaming Show is coming to DLN!
- 05:23 = Community Feedback: KDE Plasma Bigscreen (Media Center)
- 12:02 = Send us some Feedback
- 12:40 = Digital Ocean – VPS & App Platform (https://do.co/dln)
- 13:44 = Raspberry Pi 400 – Pi in a Keyboard!
- 24:03 = Nvidia Jetson Nano – Developer Kit
- 31:30 = Check out Hardware Addicts podcast
- 31:38 = Dell Brings Privacy To Next Gen Laptops
- 36:23 = Security Advisory: VPN & Google Chrome Exploits
- 38:08 = Bitwarden – Open Source Password Manager (https://bitwarden.com/dln)
- 40:30 = Gaming: Prodeous (Retro First Person Shooter)
- 43:24 = DLN Game Fest Reminder 😀
- 43:50 = Tip of the Week: /var
- 45:02 = What’s Happening with CUPS & Linux Printing?
- 47:19 = Noah Returns!
- 48:28 = Software Spotlight: PhotoRec (Recovery Tool)
- 57:17 = Outro of Epic Proportions
- 57:43 = Join Us for Episode 2-Oh-Hundred LIVE This Sunday!
- 58:08 = Become a Patron to Join Our Weekly Patron Only Hangout
- 58:25 = DLNStore.com For Some Awesome Swag!
- 58:55 = More Great Content at DestinationLinux.Network
- 59:34 = The Journey Itself . . .
DLM strikes again!! DLM hacked DLN replacing Noah with their mug. There’s no limits to how far they’ll go to sell the wrong merch but Michael was fast on the reverse hack of their AOL client (further proof DLM uses Windows). Thanks to the quick action the YouTube had the right image when it went up.
Spot the real mug!
Real link: https://teespring.com/destination-linux-mug?pid=658&cid=102908
I AM GETTING A TRANSMISSION …
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BUY MUG. BUY MUG.
@Ulfnic TeeHee! LOL Guess who has a pink DLN mug on the way?
@PatPlusLinux LOL
Thanks everyone - very fun and informative show again
Until even a week ago I would have said when I can afford new hardware, PinebookPro is probably what I will buy. Having watched today’s show, I am likely to buy the NVIDIA board for experiments in machine learning next. My masters project was on neural networks, back in 1995, though I didn’t take up offers to continue with research in that field for PhD thereafter. Of course hardware support has accelerated the use of AI rapidly in today’s world. When I was an undergraduate the term AI was used more for rule-based learning, e.g. using Prolog (which was frankly never a favourite of mine).
The Raspberry Pi 400 has also overtaken the Pinebook Pro on my next buys list. I think it’s awesome, and @jill_linuxgirl, I still have my C64 and Amiga too (on which I learned to code in BASIC, 6502 assembler, Pascal and C), though I’m not sure they will run now, due to the power supplies being a bit flaky. Also their composite output may not work with modern televisions. I’m not sure. I certainly find LCD devices a lot easier on the eyes than CRTs used to be!
Looks like Episode 200 is going to be a big one! I probably will end up having to watch recordings though due to multiple family commitments, but I’m looking forward to it
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