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Linux For Everyone

Jason Evangelho
Linux Gaming
Valve
Steam Deck
Steam Machine
Linux
NAS
Cache OS
Indie Games
The Computer Upcycle Project
Open Gaming Collective
Geforce Now
Nixos
Open Source Software
Tech Power Up
Truenas
PC Building
Virtual Reality
Steam
ARM
Fex

An upbeat, conversational show about the exciting world of desktop Linux, open source software, and the community creating it.

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Latest Episodes

Ed Crisler has been gaming on PCs before Windows existed. And he's spent half of his career evangelizing AMD Radeon graphics cards as the North American PR rep for Sapphire Tech. He just switched to Linux. And he has some opinions.

Jason, Liam, and Nick navigate all the bad news from Valve, explain the Discord drama, and reframe some game developer news with a positive spin. Plus, a mountain of evidence showing how awesome Linux gaming is already doing in 2026. Oh, and the obli... more

Welcome back to the Linux For Everyone podcast, and welcome /home! In this episode, I share some astounding data which shows Linux adoption continuing to gain momentum. Plus, the Discovery of the Week is back! Learn about a simple, awesome way to de-... more

One of my favorite recorded conversations happened in 2022, right after Valve launched the Steam Deck. I rounded up Liam from Gaming on Linux, Nick from The Linux Experiment, and Gardiner Bryant for an organic chat about Linux gaming. Well, the gang ... more

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Recent Guests

Edward Crisler
North American PR representative and gaming evangelist for Sapphire Technology; Ed the gamer
Sapphire Technology
Episode: Episode 62: Cautionary Tales From A Linux Beginner (with Edward Crisler)
Joe Ressington
Founder and producer of the Late Night Linux Network, musician, and Linux enthusiast
Late Night Linux
Episode: Episode 61: Down The NAS Rabbit Hole (with Joe Ressington)
Mike Kelly
Founder of The Computer Upcycle Project dedicated to upcycling computers for community benefit.
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Episode: Episode 60: The Computer Upcycle Project (with Mike Kelly)
Graham Morrison
Technical writer at Canonical and co-host of Late Night Linux
Canonical
Episode: Episode 59: Valve’s ARM Gamble + The Future of Linux VR (with Graham Morrison)

Host

Jason
Host involved in Linux-focused discussions and community engagement.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 108 ratings
  • Jason is awesome

    Love this podcast, Jason is a super friendly host with a super friendly voice and the content is really engaging. Can’t beat it for a Linux podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chris76bobob
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Whiny episodes of no value to Linux

    I've listened to 4 or 5 episodes of the host talking about burnout, how great it is to get proprietary software on Linux and why Microsoft building a browser for Linux (with the sole purpose of harvesting user data for ads) is so great for Linux. As if no modern chromium engine browsers like Brave or Degoogled chromium exist. He's not coming to the conversation with vast Linux knowledge so it's not like we are learning anything and app recommendations are nothing really unique. If he is so burne... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Ben Mordecai
    United States5 years ago
  • Best for Linux noobs and veterans

    That’s basically one of the best Linux podcasts. It can be The Best Linux podcast if you look for trendy and honest Linux news and topics, if you are a Linux noob you should start here. If you are a veteran, you should restart here.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tommistig
    Italy6 years ago
  • Dumping it finally

    This was a good podcast at first. Then there were silly audio clips in between segments that lasted way to long and wasted too much time. Then he started talking less and less about Linux and started whining a lot. Finally dumped this podcast today, thankfully there are lots of other food Linux podcasts out there.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    jboulais
    United States6 years ago
  • One of my favourite Linux Podcasts.

    This guy is good at Podcasts. He talks about Linux in a way that is easy to understand for the "average user / hobbiest" as he learns Linux he shares what he has freshly learned on a newbi / intermediate level, that helps with keeping the Linux Journey going forward.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jny 011
    Canada6 years ago

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Feedback is mixed around format changes and depth of Linux-specific content.
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Listeners praise accessible explanations and enthusiasm from the host(s).
Many value Linux and open-source focus with practical, community-driven insights.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 59: Valve’s ARM Gamble + The Future of Linux VR (with Graham Morrison)
Q: What excites you most about the Steam Frame?
Graham expressed enthusiasm about its modularity, allowing for upgrades and a potentially incredible user experience in gaming and VR.
Episode 59: Valve’s ARM Gamble + The Future of Linux VR (with Graham Morrison)
Q: What was your Linux and open source origin story?
Graham shared that he got involved with Linux through the Commodore Amiga, which sparked his interest in computing, leading to his discovery of Mandrake Linux and contributions to open source software.

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A lively tech show focused on desktop Linux, open source software, and the surrounding community. Episodes cover practical how-tos, hardware and driver discussions, gaming on Linux, NAS and DIY setups, and emerging tech trends like VR and ARM efforts in the Linux ecosystem. The conversations often feature personal journeys, community initiatives, and hands-on experiences with distributions, tooling, and open-source projects, making complex topics accessible for both newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts. A notable edge is the balance between community storytelling and actionable technical insight, with frequent guest perspectives from developers, enthusiasts, and industry advocates that highlight collaboration and real-world use cases.

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