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Linux Inlaws

Linux Inlaws
Open Source Software
Rust
Home Automation
Openqa
Linux Inlaws Podcast
Artificial Intelligence
Memory Safety
KDE Eco
Davx5
SUSE
Large Language Models
Automotive Industry
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Free Software
Energy Consumption
Blue Angel Eco-Label
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Ukraine Conflict
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A podcast about free and open source software, communism and the revolution

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes159Founded4 years ago
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This episode is witness to our two ageing heroes taking a closer look at the mysterious and wonderful world of esoteric programming languages. So if you ever wanted to know what Brainfuck is really all about (but were too afraid to ask selected membe... more

This episode is all about getting computers up and running. The software that kicks in after you flick the power switch until the operating system kernel starts up to be more precise. And to be more precise, today's episode is about Coreboot, a FLOSS... more

This episode is all about the CI/CD of software, standing for chaotic implementation and complete disaster of course :-). Much more seriously, our two ageing heroes take a look at what's out there for the support of continuous integration and continu... more

Like Github but don't like the company behind it? Then look no further! This episode has Otto Richter and Michael Jerger never mind our lovely elder two hosts discussing Codeberg, an FLOSS alternative to Github, Gitlab and corporate friends. Using a ... more

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Recent Guests

Otto Richter
Executive board member of Codeberg, involved in promoting open-source alternatives to proprietary software.
Codeberg
Episode: LI_S02E57_Codeberg
Michael Jerger
Contributor to Forgejo, focused on open-source project development.
Forgejo
Episode: LI_S02E57_Codeberg
Klaus Knopper
Professor for software engineering and agile software development at the University of Kaiserslautern
University of Kaiserslautern
Episode: LI_S02E52_Knoppix
Leo Wittman
Works at GLS Bank and involved with Gnu Taler project
GLS Bank
Episode: LI_S02E48_GNU_Taler
Christian Grothoff
Maintainer of Gnu packages and creator of Gnu Taler
Gnu Project
Episode: LI_S02E48_GNU_Taler
Brian Proffitt
Senior Manager at Red Hat's Open Source Program Office and vice president of marketing and publicity at the Apache Software Foundation.
Red Hat
Episode: LI_S02E46_Brian_Proffitt
Jack Rhysider
Host of Darknet Diaries, former network security engineer
Darknet Diaries
Episode: LI_S02E45_Darknet_Diaries
Dmitry Polyakovsky
Technical lead for CI cache at Oracle Cloud and contributor to the Valky project
Oracle Cloud
Episode: LI_S02E43_Valkey
Frank Karliczek
Founder and CEO of Nextcloud, involved in open source software since the 90s.
Nextcloud
Episode: LI_S02E39_Nextcloud_update

Hosts

Martin
Co-host and long-time participant in OSS-focused discussions; appears across numerous episodes.
Chris
Co-host contributing technical and humorous perspectives; frequent foil and collaborator in discussions.

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#180
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LI_S02E48_GNU_Taler
Q: Can you share more light on this? What is Gnu Net?
GnuNet is a peer-to-peer network designed for a decentralized Internet that emphasizes privacy through its functionalities.
LI_S02E47_Tied_up_and_shackled
Q: What are some of the tools available for managing software supply chains?
Tools include S-BOM generators and software composition analysis tools like SonarCube and JFrog.
LI_S02E47_Tied_up_and_shackled
Q: Why is the supply chain important?
It's essential to maintain software dependencies and ensure they're updated and secure to prevent vulnerabilities.
LI_S02E17_Large_Language_Models
Q: What can you tell me about the Linux Inlaws podcast?
The podcast dives into free software, radical ideas, and the revolution, with a casual and engaging style.
LI_S02E14_Rustacean_Station
Q: What has been your journey into Rust?
Allen shares his experiences with transitioning from C++ to Rust, emphasizing performance improvements and the learning curve involved.

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This show centers on free and open-source software, governance of community-driven projects, and digital sovereignty, with a penchant for exploring alternative, nonprofit, or federation-based platforms. Across episodes, conversations frequently touch on open-source hosting (Codeberg, Forgejo), project governance, funding models, and the balance between community control and sustainable operation. Technical topics sit alongside broader debates about privacy, digital currencies, and the evolving landscape of OSS infrastructure, often blending technical depth with accessible humor. A standout pattern is inviting practitioners and advocates from OSS projects and aligned nonprofits, offering listeners tangible takeaways for collaboration, sustai... more

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2. Michael Jerger
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