
An open show powered by community LINUX Unplugged takes the best attributes of open collaboration and turns it into a weekly show about Linux.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 670 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyTech NewsNews | |||

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Just playing dumb Chris? You known full well Stallman was canceled because of a campaign by an nobody SJW, getting him kicked out of MIT and the FSF by leftist trash and spineless college admins for expressing an opinion she was too dumb or dishonest to understand . A “social contract” for GNU? More leftist drivel? I don’t think so, Stallman isn’t an idiot. Tired of your ignorant leftist opinions. Try destination linux and all their shows, no politics from democrat trash.
Rename show to Nix Unplugged
Not sure if this has always been the case and I just realized it, or this show has recently started being pure sales pitch/was acquired and restructured.
I've listened to most shows Jupiter Broadcasting has done but now that self hosted is over, I've decided linux unplugged and the rest of the shows are no longer for me. There are two main reasons. First is the crypto currency stuff. I'm not interested and it's slowly become a bigger and bigger part of the show. It's great that people are supporting and if that's how the listeners want to do it and like hearing it talked about for a huge chunck of the episodes, fine. It just isn't for me. The sec... more
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A weekly, community-driven tech show focused on Linux, open source, and related tooling. Episodes cover enterprise Linux developments, open-source governance, and practical how-tos—from kernel changes and AI in the Linux stack to tooling like Nix, Nebula, and KDE Linux. The hosts often mix hands-on demos, event reporting from Planet Nix/SCaLE, and candid banter, making the show both technically deep and approachable for practitioners. A notable through-line is balancing open-source ideals with enterprise realities, vendor dynamics, and community governance, which keeps discussions timely and actionable for engineers, admins, and decision-makers evaluating Linux-first strategies. Audiences likely value practical perspectives, community invol... more
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