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Amiga Week at The Lunduke Journal runs from December 6th through December 13th. All of the Amiga goodness takes place at Lunduke.Locals.com.

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The article: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4941277/suses-ex-ceo-ousted-after-greenlighting-risky-deals

Full article: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4934452/wikimedia-profit-assets-and-executive-wages-explode-in-2023

openSUSE Linux has a long, rich history -- coupled with a uniquely valuable feature-set. Unfortunately, serious mismanagement, a lack of vision, terrible messaging, and (worst of all) a policy of deliberate alienation of half the population... has put openSUSE on a bad road. Here I (a former openSUSE elected Board Member) cover what, specifically, is going wrong with openSUSE... and how I believe it could be not only fixed, but set on a path towards massive success. Watch the ad-free, Big-Tech-free version on Locals: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4878510/opensuse-is-worth-saving-and-i-think-its-possible

Back in 1994, Apple released the Macintosh Application Environment for UNIX. And it was kind of amazing. Read the full article (with links to documentation and screenshots) at The Lunduke Journal: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4812552/remember-when-apple-built-a-mac-os-running-on-top-of-solaris-and-hp-ux-seriously-it-happened

This may be a little "Inside Baseball"-ish, but I'm pretty psyched about the direction that Rumble and Locals are taking. Their latest announcement of "Rumble Studio" is an absolutely stellar move that is a critical component in moving people away from YouTube. If you want to hear me ramble about the need for tools like this in the effort to bring down YouTube... this is the episode for you.

... and me ranting about the lack of user-serviceable Apple hardware. More information on The Lunduke Journal (including Podcast RSS feeds, articles, exclusive videos, and more) : www.Lunduke.com

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(There are some good ones!) More information on The Lunduke Journal (including Podcast RSS feeds, articles, exclusive videos, and more) : www.Lunduke.com

The full article: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4740497/gnome-foundation-hires-professional-shaman-as-new-executive-director

Recently I had some criticisms for the Linux Foundation (relating to their lack of Linux spending, etc.). Now, Greg K-H (a long-time Linux kernel maintainer, and Linux Foundation employee) has fired back at my comments. He's correct about a couple things. And he's wrong about a few others. I break it down and respond. All the links for The Lunduke Journal (including Podcast feeds, Linux Sucks, and more): http://lunduke.com/

Most videos from The Lunduke Journal are only posted to Lunduke.Locals.com. This is a rare exception. Make sure you are on Lunduke.Locals.com to get all of them (plus the articles). Lunduke's Big Tech Show - October 6th, 2023 - Ep 049

Most videos from The Lunduke Journal are only posted to Lunduke.Locals.com. This is a rare exception. Make sure you are on Lunduke.Locals.com to get all of them (plus the articles). Lunduke's Big Tech Show - October 4th, 2023 - Ep 047 Mozilla. The Linux Foundation. The W3C. They seem to have forgotten what they exist to do. But the news isn't all bad. There is a little silver lining. A sliver of one, anyway. A silver sliver. Mozilla downplaying Firefox, moving into A.I. https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4671162/mozilla-downplaying-firefox-moving-into-a-i The Linux Foundation has practically abandoned Linux https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4666420/the-linux-foundation-has-practically-abandoned-linux

For the audio version: https://conservativenerds.locals.com/post/4567762/the-ben-heckendorn-interview-conservative-nerds-podcast-sep-11-2023 Today I had the chance to talk with one of the coolest nerds on this green Earth of ours: Ben Heckendorn (aka the "Ben Heck" part of "The Ben Heck Show" ). We've watched Ben turn XBox's, Atari 800's, and Apple IIgs's into handhelds and laptops. We've seen him build amazing Pinball machines. Oh, oh! And he builds custom, one-handed game controllers for amputees. How awesome is that? This nerd is legit. But today we're talking to Ben almost entirely about political stuff. While Ben doesn't identify as "Conservative" or "Right Wing"... he is one of the rare nerd voices that have been actively speaking out against some of the craziness in the world (such as Covid insanity). Ben's website: https://www.benheck.com/ All of the political content (but for nerds) -- off Conservative Nerds -- is right here: https://conservativenerds.locals.com/

Podcast version: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4530369/the-art-of-making-windows-tolerable-with-chris-titus-lunduke-s-big-tech-show-september-4th I am joined today by Chris Titus -- Tech YouTube-inator, and software developer -- to talk about his quest to make Microsoft Windows far more enjoyable to use through his "Ultimate Windows Utility". A single application that fixes many of the shortcomings of Windows. Removing telemetry, debloating the system, and other such necessities. Be sure to subscribe at https://Lunduke.Locals.com for every new episode that comes out.

The full article: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4441141/w-the-window-system-before-x-that-nobody-seems-to-remember

After far, far too long, Chris Fisher & Bryan Lunduke (the creators of The Linux Action Show) get together to record a few episodes. This is a little teaser of the first one. It's not exactly a "Linux Action Show Reunion" episode. But it's kinda-sorta like one! The full first episode is on The Lunduke Journal: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4510789/chris-fisher-jupiter-broadcasting-on-linux-past-present-future-lunduke-s-big-tech-show Chris Fisher & Jupiter Broadcasting: JupiterBroadcasting.com

A 1994 PC, built by Nintendo, for making SNES games... that never saw the light of day. The Full Article: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4495349/nintendo-game-processor-the-lost-nintendo-game-creation-pc

This episode is free for the world to enjoy -- thanks to support from the truly awesome The Lunduke Journal community. Many major Tech organizations accept donations for one thing... then use that money for something completely different. Mozilla. Wikipedia. The Linux Foundation. It's... ridiculous. Be sure to read the Wiki Piggy Bank article first: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4458111/the-wiki-piggy-bank And grab an account over at: https://lunduke.locals.com

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This is one of the rare “free for everyone” episodes of The Lunduke Journal Podcast. Make sure you are subscribed over at Lunduke.Locals.com to get every episode. If you are reading this before the end of the day, Monday, August 14th… Lifetime Subscriptions are still available. All the details here: https://lunduke.locals.com/post/4418222/the-lifetime-sub-option-has-been-a-huge-success