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Distro Monday #1 - What's new in Linux? Why should I upgrade if I'm happy with what I have?
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Tech Tips Tuesday - what do I need to know about KDE Plasma?
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Tech Wednesday - Linux Tips & News + Bonus KDE Tips
55:51
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Tech Tips Tuesday 2 - Why is Linux the best OS?
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Tech Freedom - Distro Monday Redo
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Tech Freedom - Tech Wednesday #3
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Distro Monday #3 - Manjaro? Ubuntu? Which is better for me?
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Tech Tuesday #3 - All about KDE Plasma
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Tech Wednesday #3 - What's Coreboot?
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Distro Monday #4
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Tech Tuesday #4
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Mobile Freedom Wednesday Roundup #1
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Tech Freedom Distro Monday #5
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Tech Tips Tuesday #5
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Tech Wednesday #5 - What's Linux Mobile? What are my options? Why would I want that?
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Distro Monday #6 - What's virtualization, anyway?
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Tech Tuesday #6
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Mobile Freedom Wednesday 2 - What is Degoogling anyway?
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Distro Monday #7 - What's the best desktop environment for new users?
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Tech Tuesday #7 - What's the "top" command, anyway?
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Tech Wednesday #7 - What's Borgmatic?
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Distro Monday #8 - Memorial Day Edition
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Tech Tuesday #8 - how to choose between KDE and GNOME
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Tech Wednesday #8 - How do I set up a RaspberryPi?
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Distro Monday 9 - Got a recent Mac? We can help you get free: enter Asahi Linux.
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Tech Tuesday 9 - is KDE or XFCE better for you?
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Tech Wednesday 9 - GNOME shell for mobile? This might actually work...
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Distro Monday 10 - more trouble with Ubuntu? Say it ain't so...
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Tech Tuesday 10: Linux Malware? What???? No big deal, tho, for most of us.
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Tech Wednesday 10: what are the best FOSS web server applications?
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Distro Monday: Newbie Corner - how to pick your distro
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Tech Tuesday 11: Firefox privacy improved? Does GIMP make you happy? Do you like to customize your Linux life?
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10 things about Tech Freedom
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Tech Wednesday 11: Latest gaming tools for Linux
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Tech Tips Tuesday - Linux Terminal Edition
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Tech Wednesday 12: WINE & Steamdeck news
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Tech Tuesday 13: Unity Desktop, memesplanation, terminal tips, FREEdom Consultation, and GNOME...
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Mobile Freedom Wednesday 3: what's new in Linux Mobile?
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Distro Monday: Thursday Edition... How to pick your distro: Rolling vs Point Release, Bad Google...
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Distro Monday 14: Mint vs Ubuntu, Memeaplanation, what's new in Mint, Porteus...
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TTT 14: scary terminal command, memesplanation, SystemD lead Dev to MS...
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FOSS Fun Wednesday: What's Lutris, Anyway?
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Distro Monday 15: Into Retro Gaming? These distros might be your ticket to nerd-heaven.
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TTT 15: Battle of the Desktops, memesplanation, Matrix
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Business Intro for Techfreedom.pro
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Distro Monday 17: Ubuntu vs Manjaro... which is better?
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Tech Tips Tuesday 17: Terminal, Console, TTY, SSH, etc...
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 3: Linux Gaming How to
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Distro Monday 18 - Nobara Linux 36 and more
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Tech Tips Tuesday 18 - Linux Malware All Time High 2022, problem or not?
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Tech Wednesday 18 - Another side of Linux: Systemd-Free Distros...
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Distro Monday 19 - Minty Fresh Devuan
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Tech Tips Tuesday 19 - How to use rsync to back up files, and more...
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Foss Fun Wednesday 4 - Steam Deck Tips and more
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Distro Monday 20 - MakuluLinux & More
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 5 - Arch Takes the Steam Linux Gaming Crown & More
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Distro Monday 21 – Neptune Linux & More
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TTT 21: Moar RISC-V Linux Compatibility & More
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Foss Fun Wednesday 6: Moar Games on Proton with 7.0-4 & More
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Weekend Edition 1: Facebook Ready For Midterms?
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Tech Tips Tuesday 22: Cool Stuff You Can Do With Linux Desktop & More
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Foss Fun Wednesday. 7 - Steamdeck 2, Confirmed?!? And More
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Distro Monday 22 - RisiOS And More...
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Weekend Edition 2 – Need a Burner Phone? & More
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Distro Monday 23: Nitrux, MX, and Crystal Linux All Release New Versions
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Tech Tips Tuesday 23: OBS Studio 28, 5 GNOME 43 Features, and More
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 8: More Steam Deck Tips & More
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A pair of basic reviews: NitruxOS and Crystal Linux
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Weekend Edition 3: Instagram Fined, Google Gears Up & More
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Distro Monday 24 – Salix 15, Arch 5.19, and more.
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Tech Tips Tuesday 24: Tips Galore for Terminal
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Foss Fun Wednesday 9: Graphics Galore
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Weekend Edition 4: Microsoft Screws up Security, Quantum Internet is Coming, and More…
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Distro Monday 25: FerenOS Makes the Switch From Windows Easy & More
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Tech Tips Tuesday 25: 10 More Terminal Tips & KDE News
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Foss Fun Wednesday 10: EA Wrecks Your Day and More
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Distro Monday 26: Redox OS Gets Huge Donation and More
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Tech Tips Tuesday 26: FOSS Not So Popular and More?
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Weekend Edition 5: Ungodly Surveillance, Musk & Twitter and More
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FOSS Fun Wedsneday 11: GE-Proton 7-35, New NVIDIA Driver Out, and More
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Weekend Edition 6: Meta Is Shrinking? Newsome Overreaches Again, and More
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Distro Monday 27: Fedora, why you no? And More
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 12: Valve Is Excited, New Dedicated Linux Hardware on the Horizon
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Weekend Edition 7: Will He, Won’t He? AI Bill of Rights? And More…
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Distro Monday 28: Release Date News for Updates & a Bonus
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Tech Tips Tuesday 28: Danger, Will Robinson and More
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Foss Fun Wednesday 13: NVK Is Now a Thing for Nvidia Users & Beta Updates for Steam Deck & More.
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Weekend Edition 8: Musk Investigated By SEC, Chip Ban Working the Way It was Supposed to? And More
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Distro Monday 29: Redcore, KaOS, and ProtonVPN, Oh My!
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Tech Tips Tuesday 29: npm Vulnerability, New Stuff from KDE, and Oracle VirtualBox 7.0 Released
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 14: NVIDIA, Steam, and Games, Oh My!
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Weekend Edition 9: Ebola’s Back? Here we go with the Midterm Health Scare… and More.
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Distro Monday 30 – What’s new in Ubuntu 22.10? Updates for Debian/ Ubuntu Kernel? And More
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Tech Tips Tuesday 30 – Tips Galore, how-to’s aplenty
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 15 – NVIDIA “unlaunching” Cards? New Proton Coming? And More
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Weekend Edition 10: Big Tech In Big $$$ Trouble
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Distro Monday 31: SparkyLinux, Zorin, and Rhino Linux Oh My!
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 16: Steam, Tuxedo, and a VKD3D-Proton update, Oh My!
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Weekend Edition 11: No More Big Data + TikTok Ban and More...
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Distro Monday 32: Arch Vs Manjaro, What is the Difference?
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Tech Tips Tuesday 32: OpenSSL, Vim, and the AUR, Oh My!
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Foss Fun Wednesday 17: Steam Day, All the Valve News You Could Want
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Weekend Edition 12 – Big Tech Go Down the Hole and More!
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Distro Monday 33: Neon, Peppermint & TrueNAS, Oh My!
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Tech Tips Tuesday 33: AppImages, KDE & LXQt
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 18: Proton Saves the Day
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Weekend Edition 13 – Big Tech, Crypto, FDA Issues, AI, and More
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Distro Monday 34: Fedora 37, CentOS 8.7, and Unity DE for Arch, Oh My!
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Tech Tips Tuesday 34 – KDE Updates, a new Cross-Platform Terminal editor, and Dxvk 2.0
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Foss Fun Wednesday 19: Tech Freedom channel 1 year anniversary
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Weekend Edition 14 – China Declares Victory, Meta Passes the Buck, and More
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Distro Monday 35: Asahi, Alpine, and TAILS Updates, Oh My!
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Tech Tips Tuesday 35 – Alternatives to htop, Wayland News, and Pi, to boot.
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 20: Steam-y Day Again – Proton, SteamOS, and DXVK Updates for Older Popular Games
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Weekend Edition 15: Elon Plays God, Zuck Whines About Apple, and More
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Distro Monday 36: Salix, Linux Mobile, and OrangePi, Yum!
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Tech Tips Tuesday 36 – KDE Updates, New LibreOffice Release, and Midori Coming Back.
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Weekend Edition 16 – TSMC + Bidan in Arizona, Apple Privacy Woes, and More
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Distro Monday 37: 4M Linux, Mint 21.1 Beta, and Kali 2022.4
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Tech Tips Tuesday 37 – COSMIC News, GIMP for Apple Silicon, and Bitwarden Password Manager News.
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 22: Heroic Hotfix, Proton 7.0-5 Out, and OpenRA Dune 2000 Playtest
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Weekend Edition 17 – SBF Arrested, Bad Twitter Influencers, Congress Looks to Ban TikTok, and More.
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Distro Monday 39: Happy New Years!
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Tech Tips Tuesday 39 – Linux Phones, Unity 7.7, and PeaZip, Oh My!
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 24: New Intel Xe gfx driver in the works, Steam Deck news
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TTT 40 – Plasma 5.26.5, Open Alternative to Digital Assistants, and More
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Tech Tips Tuesday 38 – Video Editor Bonanza & KDE Frameworks 5.101
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FOSS Fun Wednesday 23: No More Unreal Online, WINE on Wayland Better, and More Hotfixes for Heroic
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Weekend Edition 18 – Wow, It’s Legal Now... Lol What Hath Been Wrought Over the Holidays?
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Distro Monday 40: Nitrux, Fedora Spins, and ARCH, now with Linux 6.1
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FFW 25: Linux Used More for Dev Work, Best Gaming Distros, and More
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TTT 41 – Ventoy Brings More Functionality, 3 Big Docker Commands, and More...
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FFW 26: Open Source NVK News, TFC, and FreeCol
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Weekend Edition 20: ChatGPT Goes to School, Trump Back on Social Media & More
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Distro Monday 42: The Answer to Life the Universe, and Everything... MXLinux, and Kernel Stuff
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Weekend Edition 19: Crypto, AI, FAA, and Social Media Roundup
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Distro Monday 41: EndlessOS 5 Beta, Open Mandriva Rolling Release, and More
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Distro Monday 43: Tails 5.9, Freespire 9.0, and helloSystem 0.8.0
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TTT 43 – KDE 5.27 beta, GCompris 3, and WINE 8 Released
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TTT 42 – KDE Frameworks 5.102, KODI 20 Released, and GNOME chatGPT extension
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FFW 27: New Pangolin Laptop from System 76, GE-Proton, and Steam Data Breach
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Weekend Edition 21: Barely Legal... lol like Google
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FFW 28: DXVK 2.1, Proton Experimental/ GE-Proton, and More EA Games Now Playable
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Weekend Edition 22 – Lots More Big Tech Financial News and More...
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DM 44: Blend OS, Elementary OS, and Escuelas Linux
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TTT 44 – ‘head’ command, Flatpak vs Snap, and OnlyOffice 7.3
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FFW 29: Unvanquished, Nintendo Classic for PC, and Ubisoft Borks Steam Deck and Linux Support
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Thursday Special on Desktop Environments
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Weekend Edition 23 – The AI Wars Are Beginning Now, and More...
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Distro Monday 45: “‘Peach 45!”
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TTT 45: Wonder Which Command to Use in the Terminal? This And More...
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FFW 30: Nostalgic for Classic LucasArts Games?
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Definitions Day Degoogling Special
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Free Your PC Friday – Malware on Linux? What? I thought...
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Weekend Edition 24 – From AI to Revivals, It’s been a Helluva Week
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Distro Monday 46: It Could Be Endless... OS
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TTT 46: Terminal Through the Browser?
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FFW 31: Steam for Linux is 10 years Old...
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Weekend Edition 25: Revival & AI This Week... #smh
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Distro Monday 47: A Very Sparky Linux 62 to You
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TTT 47: Ever Wondered How to Replace Apple Contacts?
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FFW 32: Ever Heard of CS:GO?
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Weekend Edition 26: Tiktok Ban Coming in US?
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Distro Monday 48: Minty Redcore with a Dash of IPFire
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TTT 48: Whats with Directories in Linux?
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FFW 33: WINE on Wayland Coming Along?
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Distro Monday 49: Ubuntu PSA, Nitrux & New to Fedora
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Weekend Edition 27: Everybody’s Struggling... Change is Coming & More
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TTT 50: Don't Get Shocked by Plasma, Be Set Free By LibreOffice
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FFW 34: Steamdeck News number....
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Weekend Edition 28: Everybody’s Struggling... Change is Coming & More
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Weekend Edition 29: All Sorts of AI News, Financial Follow-up & More
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Distro Monday 50: Endeavouring to Make a Vanilla Kali
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FFW 36:Are You A WINE-o? What’s New With the ’Deck?
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TTT 51: Save Your Desktop & More
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Distro Monday 51: Heads or TAILS?
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Wonder Wednesday 1 - KDE Updates and A Docker How-To
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Distro Monday 53: Fast Distros with a Hacking Interlude
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WE 31: Violence, Banks, and AI, Oh My!
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FFW 37: Counter-Strike 2: Confirmed and More
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TTT 52: Ubuntu PSA & Linux Mobile News
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Weekend Edition 30: AI News and Moore
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Distro Monday 52: Newbie Day Mint vs Ubuntu
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FOSS Fun Friday 2 – Games Galore
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Wonder Wednesday 2 – How Do I _____ In Linux?
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Distro Monday 54: Choices, Choices, Choices...
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Weekend Edition 32: Bob Lee, Twitter Drama & AI for the Week
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FOSS Fun Friday 1 – An Eclectic Batch of News
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Channel News
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FOSS News 1 – Big Show
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DN 1 – SystemD Free Distros For Those Who Want Full Freedom and Privacy
Last week, I mentioned SystemD as being problematic in relation to privacy, this week, we are going to talk about a handful of options (and there really are just a handful of viable options at this point). Some of these are almost bespoke in their uniqueness, such as Chimera Linux. Others are so hard to use that I can’t suggest them to anyone (Void, Gentoo, Alpine, Venom, KISS, Slackware). Devuan, Peppermint, Nitrux Linux, Artix, AntiX, and PCLinuxOS are usable, but each have their quirks and things to be aware of. This will wind up being a listicle of sorts, based on another listicle, but with my own thoughts about each. I will order them from most user friendly to least.
1) Peppermint Devuan
a. This is an older, intentionally lightweight distro, built for webapps, something along the lines of ChromeOS. It is very performant, and just works, even for gaming, a bit. It was recently rebased from Ubuntu to Debian/ Devuan. We are concerned with the Devuan base, here, as Debian has a systemD problem. Being based on Devuan, you can choose at install time whether you want OpenRC, dinit, runit, or SysVinit. All that said, this, coupled with ease of install and ease of use causes this one to rise to the top. https://peppermintos.com/guide/downloading/
2) Devuan
a. This is Debian minus SystemD. Whatever problems you might have installing vanilla Debian, you will probably have with Devuan. It is usable, but many things are broken out of the box. It, like many, later in the list, is meant for advanced users. You can check it out and download if you wish, here: https://www.devuan.org/os/
3) Nitrux Linux
a. This one runs on OpenRC, but has significant UI issues, because even the currently default NX Desktop (based on KDE) has stability issues (for example, it uses Latte Dock for the bottom dock configuration, and it crashes multiple times per minute). They are also working on their own desktop, which I have mentioned in the past, called Maui Desktop. This is a promising project, as it is meant to provide convergence between desktop and mobile UI, but is a far cry from being done, yet. https://nxos.org/
4) AntiX
a. If you don’t want to be preached at from the Communist Manifesto, don’t bother with this one. It is based on Debian Stable, but only offers a series of window managers, as this is a super lightweight option. It gives you the choice of either SysVinit or runit for an init system, and has 0 systemd garbage in it. Read up more on it here: https://antixlinux.com/about/
5) PCLinuxOS
a. This one is an indie. It uses APT (from Debian) to access curated rpm packages (from Fedora), ships with a choice of the usual suspects in terms of desktop environments, and runs SysVinit rather than systemd, which is why this is on the list.
6) MX Linux
a. Related, somehow, to AntiX, but not truly systemd-free, unfortunately. The devs simply chose to use sysVinit to do the actual init tasks at boot, but once you are into the desktop, it switches over to systemd. Other than that, it is probably the most polished and easy to use so far, but it doesn’t technically belong on this list, though. https://mxlinux.org
7) Artix Linux
a. Our only Arch based option today, as it is vanilla Arch, with a GUI installer, and no systemd to gum up the works and spy on you. They have opted for choice, so you can use just about any other init system out there, from OpenRC, to Runit, S6, Suite66, elogind or SysVinit. My brother has used this and loves it, currently, even for playing games. Try one of the community versions, whether KDE, GTK (something like Mate), XFCE, Cinnamon, LXDE, LxQt, or Mate. It should install cleanly, and you should have any DE (other than GNOME) to choose from, so if you like Arch more than Debian, this may be your best option on the list. Check it out here: https://artixlinux.org/download.php
8) Chimera Linux
a. Complex blend of the Linux kernel with BSD tooling and a focus on building from source. Not user friendly, but at least starts with the option of running GNOME. Uses dinit for init and service management. Do not recommend for an inexperienced user. (this will be a refrain for the rest of this piece) Take a look at it here: https://chimera-linux.org/
9) GoboLinux
a. Another indie effort, this time with a novel approach to the file system, so every package/app gets its own subtree in the file system. This one is another that emphasizes on building from source, rather than providing end-user pre-packaged binaries (.deb, .rpm, etc). It runs SysVinit for init. It sounds intriquiging, but I don’t know that I would ever really try it, much less suggest it to anyone. https://gobolinux.org/index.html#content
10) Venom Linux
a. Focused on being lightweight and giving users a choice between init systems: sysV and Runit are your options here. It is another source-built distro, thus is not meant for new users. However, if you can roll Void or Gentoo successfully, then this should be more or less up your alley. https://venomlinux.org/
11) KISS Linux
a. Not named for Gene Simmons’ band... but for Keep It Simple, Stupid. This is a meta-distro. If that takes you aback, then it ain’t for you. If it makes you curious, then this might actually mean something to you: its repos are meant to be an extensible base for you to build on. This looks to be terminal only, at least in the beginning. Not user friendly. In order to use it, you actually wind up learning how to maintain the distro, which is designed to be doable by a team of 1. https://kisslinux.org/
12) Slackware
a. This is a truly venerable distro. It is the oldest that has been consistently developed, yes, older than Debian even. They just had a new release on Thursday, and switched to a rolling release model, run sysVinit and defaults to KDE for ease of use. It doesn’t obscure anything, which makes sense with the choice to roll with KDE, which pulls very few punches, itself. Check it out, in all its glory here: http://www.slackware.com/getslack/
13) Tiny Core Linux
a. This is ultra minimalistic. The smallest on the list, by a good deal. A full install can be as small as 23 MB. It is designed to live in RAM, no matter how you try to run it. It uses Busybox for init, and is lightning fast because it is all in RAM and has next to nothing to it. Check it out here: http://tinycorelinux.net/welcome.html
14) Gentoo Linux
a. This one is all about building from source. Runs OpenRC for init. If you can get it running. Connor can tell you about how non-friendly this distro is. It can be excellent, once you have time and patience to learn portage, the package manager, which build EVERYTHING from source. https://www.gentoo.org/
15) Void Linux
a. Another build-from-source indie distro. Runit is their init of choice, I know of a few people who swear by Void, for anything but gaming. Not user friendly. https://voidlinux.org/
16) Alpine Linux
a. I’m going to let Connor take this one, entirely. He recently joined their dev team, and is positively goofy over this distro. In short, it is an indie distro meant for servers and IoT devices, so it is minimalistic, though you can easily install most of the major desktop environments using a simple script after you install the rest of the system. I have both done it successfully and failed miserably. It is something of a crapshoot, depending on your hardware and which version you choose (my experience). It runs OpenRC and busybox, may not be AS small as Tiny Core, but is still much smaller than the average mainstream offering. https://alpinelinux.org/
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FN Special: SystemD and its issues...
What started, 15 years ago, as a needed replacement for sysVinit has suffered so much bloat and so much feature creep that the plethora of distros which use it might as well start being called SystemD distros rather than Linux distros. Sure, they still use Mr. Torvalds’ kernel, but so much functionality (in the name of almighty convenience) has been handed over to it that it basically is your system, so when it crashes, so does your system. Connor has something prepared for us, and I will simply chime in during his presentation as I see fit. Connor, would you mind sharing with us now?
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