
How did your favorite Linux distribution get its start? Join us and find out! Linux User Space is hosted by Leo and Dan, and every two weeks we deep dive into the history of Linux distributions and the things that matter to us. Episodes drop every other Monday.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTechnology | |||

In this episode we spend a lot of time hyping things up, including some things you might not expect (from a Linux show, not so much Leo). We open up with Zorin making some money moves that helps WinBoat among a few other projects, then really dive in... more
Coming up in this episode
• Wayland is inevitable...
• RAM is now Unobtanium
• and a Linux User Space OS?
Today in User Space, we RE-remind everyone that Wayland is certainly the only way forward for the big dogs. Gnome had adopted a Wayland-only... more
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• We got WinBoat Drama
• We got Kubuntu Drama
• and We got Flatpak Drama
0:00 Cold Open
1:34 FreeRDP Caught in the Crossfire
25:38 Maybe Announce Beforehand?
41:11 Fedora's Manifest Copy and Paste
1:00:20 Next Time (... more
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• All the distro news
• All the browser news
• And a Cosmic Recap
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Yeah I'm out. So sick of AI crap. I'll check back next time
I love the OS history episodes.
Solid info as usual. Loving the 1 month review time for distros, great change in format. Also have subbed to the recommended podcast from "housekeeping". Great work guys ?
Solid info as usual. Loving the 1 month review time for distros, great change in format. Also have subbed to the recommended podcast from "housekeeping". Great work guys 🤘
Solid info as usual. Loving the 1 month review time for distros, great change in format. Also have subbed to the recommended podcast from "housekeeping". Great work guys 🤘
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Topics discussed span deeply into the history and developments concerning Linux distributions, providing listeners with insights into how these systems evolved and their significance in the tech landscape. Episodes often revolve around emerging trends, features in new installations, and challenges faced by various distributions, sparking lively discourse about the performance and user experience of systems like Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, and more. The hosts frequently share personal anecdotes and contrasting experiences, creating an engaging narrative that enhances the exploration of technical topics while maintaining a relatable tone for their audience. Furthermore, there is an emphasis on community feedback and the importance of user interaction in... more
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