
Linux “Off The Cuff”
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

In this episode we deep dive, rather pretentiously into the world of the AUR, and get into the recent bulk discovery of malware in said repository. Some question whether the AUR should exist at all, others believe the AUR is and should be a “wild wes... more
Join hosts Bill, Charlie, Jim, and Majid in episode 73 of Linux OTC to explore open-source operating systems. The chat kicks off by comparing Debian’s origins with early Ubuntu. Jim shares his deep dive into the BSD ecosystem, detailing his switch to... more
Welcome to Episode 72 of the Linux OTC podcast, where hosts Bill, Charlie, Eric, and Majid dive straight into the technical hurdles of content creation, specifically critiquing Discord’s feature creep and reliability issues. The conversation quickly ... more
We start off talking about the non standard experience you get from one Linux distro to another. Majid talks about his experience transferring files. Some Distros are a little closer to the upstream than others. This gets us into a discussion about F... more
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This show features candid, roundtable-style discussions centered on Linux, open-source tooling, and hardware. Episodes span distro comparisons (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint), BSD versus Linux, file systems like ZFS, and practical setup topics from home labs to data security. The conversations blend technical depth with practical tips, personal anecdotes, and a healthy dose of humor, often exploring self-hosting, streaming, virtualization, and the evolving Linux ecosystem. A standout trait is the informal, off-the-cuff format that treats complex tech choices as approachable debates, frequently weaving in real-world trade-offs and community dynamics that appeal to hands-on builders and IT professionals alike.
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