Open source professionals join Gary, Amolith, and Joe for relaxed discussions in their downtime. From working in the industry and progressing your career, to managing a project’s community, and beyond.
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Joe Ressington is not a very nice person.
Wow these people live in their own world. If it was up to Stuart none of use would talk because our opinions might trigger someone. Woke children. These types of shows drive people away from Linux. Just snotty self righteous brats. They try and trigger people then talk about gatekeeping. Stupid stupid stupid. Just go away. more
leftist euro-trash
It isn’t but it’s definitely on of the best.
Great variety of guests with deep insight to the world of Linux and OSS and the personalities behind the leading projects.
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Linux Downtime launched 6 years ago and published 85 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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