
Linux “Off The Cuff”
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 72 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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This week we welcome a new voice to the fold. Charlie, AKA Immutable Charlie joins us to talk Linux
We’re all over the place on this episode. We start off with the abysmal state of media streaming. Majid and Eric get into a conversation about watches. We get into it about our experiences with Amazon as well as other online commerce offerings. Bill ... more
Yes friends, that time is finally here; episode “67.” Much of the conversation is about the relevance of older technology in a time when up-to-date RAM and other parts are expensive, and scarce. We get into a conversation about compiling software tha... more
Server rebuilds, Memory shortages, Energy prices, Compiling software, and the AUR. all that and way more!
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Went to the quickemu GitHub, pasted the things into the shell, eventually got MacOS emulated in Linux mint just so I could leave a rating on apple podcasts.
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A tech-focused roundtable centered on Linux, open-source tooling, and practical hardware conversations. Across recent episodes, hosts compare server gear, discuss distributions, packaging ecosystems, containerization, and the evolving Linux desktop landscape, all with hands-on anecdotes and a healthy dose of humor. The show blends deep-dive tips on system maintenance, virtualization, and AI/tooling discussions with relatable banter, making it a go-to for enthusiasts and professionals who want pragmatic gear and software recommendations without heavy-handed lecturing. A standout trait is the rotating panel's candid, experience-driven approach to real-world tech problems, from aging hardware to distro decisions, often with actionable takeaway... more
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