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Segment Index
- 00:00 = Welcome to DL 231
- 00:53 = Community Feedback: ProtonMail Tutanota & Other Mail Services
- 06:47 = How To Send In Your Community Feedback
- 07:13 = Digital Ocean: App Platform / Cloud ( https://do.co/dln )
- 09:59 = End of the Linux Desktop: Fact or FUD?
- 38:19 = Bitwarden Password Manager ( https://bitwarden.com/dln )
- 41:06 = Google Invests Into Hardening Linux Kernel with Rust Programming Language
- 49:22 = Linux Gaming: Mighty Goose
- 52:49 = Software Spotlight: Deskreen (Make Any Device A Second Monitor)
- 53:50 = Tip of the Week: Encrypt Your Files With GPG
- 54:56 = All of Our Picks at destinationlinux.org/picks
- 55:13 = Outro
Thanks, everyone. I really loved this episode for its excellent balance of information and fun. I’m really glad you laid-to-rest the notion of “Linux desktop is dead”, which seems ridiculous indeed to me, for many of the reasons you mention. I also thought @kernellinux’s take on it was really impressive, including the idea of mobile devices potentially dominating in future in some quarters, together with why, though this isn’t likely to kill Linux. If anything the one alternative kernel I am interested in would have to be the Redox project to build an OS in Rust, and this episode covers inclusion of Rust in the Linux kernel too. I really do think it’s the next-generation language for systems development. Also I am glad that Linus is open to it, as from what I’ve understood, he really never liked C++. I still think C is the natural language for very core parts of the kernel, together with assembler where needed, but I think a lot of the work now is on device drivers and certainly Rust seems like an excellent language for those. Just my thoughts
Who is pushing the nonsense about Linux desktop dying?
I actually don’t know. My guess it’s just conversations spreading on the internet as they do. I have almost zero use of social media, though my guess is that’s where it’s to be found.
Huge smile on my face, thank you so much for taking this topic on.
I think Ryan hit it pretty good, these discussion are happening with or without us and I think it’s good to have DLN taking a seat at the table.
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