
Chat about Linux and all things connected
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 162 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

Amolith and Shane only this time. Amolith talks about his NAS woes. Shane mentions using Timeshift, then gives an update on his game dev project.
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The lads discuss what options there are for them employment-wise if the industry goes to hell. They ponder recessions - past and possible future ones - and what they could do within a functioning social net and without it. They talk about working for... more
Conor, Mike and Shane discuss how they learn and retain information, from brute forcing your brain to watching helpful videos and reading documentation.
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Shane's game dev is going well. Conor recommends some interesting videos. Amolith's learning Rust and contributing to a browser extension.
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A little on the low side of production value.
But the expertise, diversity and dynamic of the crew makes a very good Linux podcast for people who what to understand things and not only be told what's new.
... and unequivocally the very best podcast by Irish Linux nerds.
Accessible, irreverent and definitely without pretensions.
Give it a listen sure why don't ya.
No experience required, apply within.
Just a bunch of guys having a little irreverential (at times) fun with all things Linux. Enjoying the show. Keep up the good work (LinUX) lads.
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Apple Podcasts | #149 |
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The show centers on Linux, open-source tools, and practical tech culture, with frequent discussions about distributions, hardware, networking, and developer workflows. Episodes blend hands-on tutorials, event reporting, and candid commentary on industry trends, from gaming on Linux and DIY home networks to AI, open-source tooling, and sustainability. A notable pattern is hosting guests who are active contributors, engineers, or advocates in open-source communities, often sharing real-world experiences, tool recommendations, and community-building insights. The tone leans toward approachable, often humorous tech chatter, with a clear emphasis on community, self-hosting, and hands-on experimentation that appeals to Linux enthusiasts and open-... more
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