
A podcast about free and open source software, communism and the revolution
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 171 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

The subject of this episode is something that everybody does but only few talk about: elections. Well, not quite. :-) The subject is actually adult entertainment, also commonly known as "porn" (short for pornography). Such a delicate subject is, of c... more
In this episode a high-speed queuing system is the center of the discussion. No, we didn't manage to unearth the corpse of Kafka or some other long-forgotten queuing system but focus on something very fast called LavinMQ written in - wait for it - Cr... more
This episode is all about SFSCon, one of those hidden FLOSS conference jewels located in northern Italy, in a German-speaking enclave known as South Tyrol. Simon Phipps of OSI-fame and Patrick Ohnewein will give you (and us) the lowdown on this long-... more
This episode as part of our strange but wonderful series is host to one of the most elusive musicians not only in the podcast biz. Yes, we are speaking about none other than the mysterious Breakmaster Cylinder, also affectionately known as BmC. Who y... more
This episode - aptly named "Missing link" and part of our foundations series of our highly valued educational sub-Inlaws (a marketing term blatantly borrowed from Reddit when it was still relevant but conveniently always forgotten to give back) - div... more
This show is host to two clouds, Nextcloud and OpenCloud. A little bit of history: Both clouds go back to some common origin called ownCloud, a FLOSS project devised around sixteen years ago with the aim to allow each and every user of the software t... more
In this episode Martin and Chris tackle the important subject of digital sovereignty. Something becoming more and more important if you don't want to wake up one morning just to see all of your mails and mailboxes vanished just because some foreign p... more
This episode is host to an eclectic panel representing a German project called Freifunk, essentially a free-for-all mesh network providing Internet access to the general public. Originally developed as a local shortcut to a fast Internet hookup in Be... more
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A tech-focused show exploring free and open source software, digital sovereignty, and the politics of online communities. Episodes typically pair in-depth discussions of open-source projects, hardware and firmware, and governance with accessible histories and practical takeaways for developers, administrators, and policy-minded technologists. Guests range from project maintainers and NGO/open-source organizers to engineers and researchers, creating a steady thread of technical depth, community perspectives, and thoughtful commentary on the trade-offs between openness, security, and innovation. The tone combines rigorous analysis with warm, sometimes humorous banter, and often includes actionable ideas for listeners to participate in local c... more
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Recent guests on Linux Inlaws include:
1. Breakmaster Cylinder
2. Frank Kalechek
3. Elektra Wagenrath
4. Keith Harrington
5. Sascha Sarbus
6. Jan Göbel
7. Julius Werner
8. Otto Richter
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