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Fedora Project Podcast

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Linux Gaming
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Fedora Linux

This Podcast will feature interviews and talks with the people who make the Fedora community awesome. These folks work on new technologies found in Fedora, or they produce the distro itself. Some work on putting Fedora in the hands of users. There’s so much going on in Fedora; it takes a whole podcast series!

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What does bootc look like when it's actually running in production, not just in a lab? James Harmison joins the Fedora Podcast to talk about building custom bootc images across wildly different contexts: NVIDIA drivers, AGX Orin hardware with custom ... more

Flock to Fedora is coming! On this episode of the Fedora Podcast, hosts Eric and Noah sit down with Justin and a special guest to give you everything you need to know about the Fedora Project's annual contributor conference. Flock 2026 is headed to P... more

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The Fedora Podcast features interviews and talks with the people who make the Fedora community awesome! These folks work on new technologies found in Fedora, produce the distro itself, or help put Fedora into the hands of users. There is so much goin... more

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The Fedora Podcast features interviews and talks with the people who make the Fedora community awesome! These folks work on new technologies found in Fedora, produce the distro itself, or help put Fedora into the hands of users. There is so much goin... more

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Recent Guests

James Harmison
Technical marketing manager in Red Hat's AI portfolio; OpenShift focus
Red Hat
Episode: 54: BootC in the Wild
Justin Wheeler
Fedora Community Architect
Red Hat / Fedora Project
Episode: 53: Introduction to Fedora Flock
Matthew Miller
Former Fedora Project Leader.
Red Hat
Episode: 52: Fedora Project Leader Transition Interview
Jeff Spaleta
New Fedora Project Leader and former contributor.
Red Hat
Episode: 52: Fedora Project Leader Transition Interview
Marc Deop
Senior Site Reliability Engineer and Fedora contributor
Open Source Community
Episode: 45: Contributing to Open Source
Matt Hartley
Linux support lead for Framework Computer
Framework Computer
Episode: 44: Building a Better Fedora Laptop with Framework
Tom Crider
Known online as Glorious Eggroll, he is involved in Linux gaming initiatives.
Red Hat and Nobara Linux
Episode: 40: Gaming with ProtonGE
Neal Gompa
Chair of the Fedora KDE Special Interest Group
Velocity Limitless
Episode: 39: Take Fedora KDE for a Spin
Adam Williamson
Quality Assurance Engineer at Red Hat and lead for Fedora QA
Red Hat
Episode: 38: Fedora Quality Assurance

Hosts

Noah Chelliah
Host of the Fedora Project Podcast; prominent Fedora contributor and communicator within the Fedora Project ecosystem.
Noel Miller
Cohost of the Fedora Project Podcast; active contributor and vocal advocate within the Fedora community.

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54: BootC in the Wild
Q: One other question, how would you recommend someone get started using Bootsy as an individual user?
James suggests starting with a distro that already ships Bootsy updates (e.g., Fedora Silverblue, Kinoite, Saracea) and then progressively explore projects like Universal Blue, Bazite, and Bazite-like tooling to ease UX while learning the core image-building workflow.
54: BootC in the Wild
Q: That's fair. So how did you get interested in Bootsy? What problem originally were you trying to solve?
James describes transitioning from kernel patching and edge device management to Bootsy as a solution to simplify complex, hardware-specific deployments (like Panasonic Toughbooks) by building kernels in multi-stage Docker-like workflows and booting into updated images.
54: BootC in the Wild
Q: All right, so we've kind of hinted at this a little bit. But for those that missed the previous episode, which has been a year or two now, we have covered Bootsie and the link will be in the show notes.
James explains that Bootsy enables building OS content as container-like images, allowing atomic updates and easy rollback by booting into a new image, while maintaining a stable, declarative workflow that aligns with modern container practices.
53: Introduction to Fedora Flock
Q: What changes are being made to the conference schedule this year?
This year features an offline day zero focused on hands-on workshops with no AV, followed by three tracks in a single plenary session on day one, then three parallel breakouts and a closing plenary on day two, with livestream and recording options to accommodate remote participants.
53: Introduction to Fedora Flock
Q: What makes Prague a good fit for this year's conference?
Prague offers a rich aesthetic that aligns with the alchemy branding, strong regional connectivity, easier travel logistics for many attendees, and a proven track record from recent years; these factors help maintain continuity while allowing scope for improvements in format and branding.

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The show centers on Fedora and open-source development, with conversations that span leadership transitions, community governance, and open-source culture. Recent episodes cover leadership changes within the Fedora Project, attending major open-source events, and practical discussions on content creation, tooling, and release features that affect developers and contributors. A notable throughline is the emphasis on collaboration, transparency, and welcoming new contributors, alongside practical tech deep-dives (from release features to content production tools) that help listeners stay current with Fedora's evolution. It's likely to appeal to developers, sysadmins, open-source enthusiasts, and contributors who value community-driven project... more

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