Linux Matters
Linux Matters
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Experienced Open Source professionals explore the tech they actually use, covering Linux-related topics such as desktop tweaking, gaming, self-hosting, software development, terminal productivity, and production infrastructure. New episodes are released every fortnight, offering an upbeat and family-friendly discussion for Linux enthusiasts of all ages.
Epizódok
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Moodling the Fediverse in Europe 21.07.2026 25pMartin is on a break, Mark leaves the country to conduct experiments with Moodle, and Alan buys a portable gaming device (not that one).
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Clearing the Decks 07.07.2026 34pAlan reports back from the Ubuntu Summit, Martin updates Jivetalking, and Mark is a fun guy.
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DOSing about with games 16.06.2026 42pMark plays DOS games, Martin discoveres a new editor (again), and Alan makes an events app
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snap install flatpak 09.06.2026 42pMartin fixes Neovim, Mark has been playing Solasta: Crown of the Magister, and Alan does something unspeakable with snaps and flatpak.
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Ditching Grammarly for Open Sauce 26.05.2026 33pAlan enjoys a particular kind of gaming, Martin consigns Grammarly to the bin, and Mark does some brewing with Kobo.
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Cooking up a framework desktop 12.05.2026 32pMark organises recipes, Alan tidies up an app, Martin builds a new desktop.
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Passing the Gourd 28.04.2026 38pMartin pours out his last MATE, Mark boldly goes where he’s been before, and Alan gets himself an assistant.
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Pouring out the Sidra 14.04.2026 33pAlan crafts another Snap website, Martin brews up some Sidre, and Mark saves a very small fortune on block storage.
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VNC? No way! 31.03.2026 34pMark runs commands on boot, Alan flexes his LXD muscles, and Martin uses remote desktops
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Tailor Snaps for Big Iron 17.03.2026 33pMartin has been tailoring GitHub repository templates and settings, Mark has had Microserver woes, and Alan has been running Linux on Big Iron
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The Smell of Git 03.03.2026 42pMark explains the links between Linux and North Hampshire, Alan spring cleans hit GitHub profile, and Martin gets busy with lazy git.
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Mark's Meshing About 17.02.2026 35pAlan builds a website (link soon), Martin reviews Zed Editor, and Mark joins the mesh life.
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Audio Trainers and Wallet Drainers 03.02.2026 37pMartin makes a software audio engineer, Mark creates a Roku remote and Alan accidentally becomes a security blogger.
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Points of You 20.01.2026 23pWe round up listener feedback and discuss HyperMegaTech! Super Pocket, Kazeta, FossFLOW, Toniebox Reverse Engineering, Tonuino and Yarg-lang.
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Lets get Trippy 06.01.2026 28pMark revisits the classic Timesplitters game. Alan has entered a coding contest he can’t win. Martin gets trippy with network diagnostics.
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Give me the Aux 23.12.2025 31pAlan discovers new music on Spotify with a shonky Python script. Martin makes a Go module for ffmpeg. Mark slices up his monitor with Tiling Assistant.
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Grummaging Gophers & Gods 09.12.2025 34pMartin writes an MP3 encoder using Go. Mark has been playing the fast-paced rogue-like Hades II, and Alan has another Grummage.
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He's a very nøughty boy 25.11.2025 32pMark’s been buying audiobooks, Martin discusses Nøughty Linux, and Alan’s been streaming again!
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Frameworks, Filesystems and Fixes 11.11.2025 28pAlan dusts off his newsletter, Martin encrypts his new Framework laptop, and Mark noodles with Moodle tools.
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Panache, for men 28.10.2025 28pAlan has been using Nix, Martin has been adding panache to his terminal, and Mark’s been playing Rimworld Odyssey.
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