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"elementary OS App Center w/Daniel Fore" - Lunduke Hour - Apr 3, 2017
In this episode of the Lunduke Hour, I'm joined by Daniel Fore, the Chief Chihuahua of the elementary OS project. He gives me an update on their quest to build the perfect App Center, and takes a boatload of your questions about their Linux-based operating system.
== This episode sponsored by ==
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System76: https://system76.com
== More about me ==
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== This episode sponsored by ==
Pogo Linux: http://www.pogolinux.com/
System76: https://system76.com
== More about me ==
Like what I do? Want the audio podcast RSS feed version of this show?
https://www.patreon.com/bryanlunduke
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http://lunduke.com/book-store/
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Back in 2011, nearly a decade ago, I began writing a comic book.
A book about aliens invading earth, done in the art style of road signs. It was a goofy, family friendly, 1950's-esque sci-fi adventure.
And the critics loved it.
From Ain't It Cool News:
“Not only is the self-referential quality one of the finer points of the series, but the humorous writing makes the reader want to read every last word, instead of being tempted to skim.”
“Bryan Lunduke does not rest or depend on the fact that his style of artwork is purely based on road-signs; he takes advantage of this and backs up the pictures with hilarious text.”
From Wired:
“Some comics rely on gorgeous art. Some on fantastic writing. And some rely on that very hard to find sweet spot where the art and the dialogue work together to create something that is greater than the whole. That's the case with Road-Sign Hank and the Aliens.”
Despite the overwhelmingly positive critical response, life (read: day job) interfered and I had to put Hank on hold.
Now, in 2020, Hank is coming back to fight the aliens once more. (Huzzah!) Time to get caught up with issues 1 and 2 before the next new issue gets released.
You can purchase issues 1 and 2 -- right here in a single archive -- or you can subscribe to The Lunduke Journal and get these issues (and the next issues as it comes out) for free.
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Back in 2013, I wrote a children's book for my daughter.
A book about Linux… that I could read to a 2 year old. I called it “Linux for Hank.”
The digital version (in both PDF and CBZ formats – DRM free, naturally) is available as a perk for everyone who subscribes to The Lunduke Journal either via Patreon or Locals.
More details here: https://lunduke.com/posts/2020-06-22/
This book is also available, for purchase (DRM-Free PDF, naturally) right here on LBRY.
Subscribers also get a bunch of other cool perks (and other DRM-Free eBooks), but for those that can't or don't want to subscribe, LBRY isn't a bad way to go! :)
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Issues of The Lunduke Journal are available for purchase here on LBRY, or via subscription at:
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Hello all you lovely smelling nerds!
Here we are. Issue number three of The Lunduke Journal. And, as is becoming tradition, it is bigger (and, somehow, nerdier) than any issue that came before it.
This issue is focused on pairing the old with the new. Taking older computers (we're talking 30 and 40 years old here) and getting them onto the World Wide Inter-tubes. Transferring files between a computer made in 1982... and one made in 2020.
Which is both crazy and... downright wonderful.
Then, to show how this could be useful in practice, we spend a little time talking about building websites -- using plain text, on even some of the oldest Personal Computers -- in Hugo.
And, of course, we've got comic strips, Color-by-Number (this time of a Commodore Pet), and some new outfits for Paper Doll Tux the Penguin. Fun, nerdy, goofy stuff. Stuff to make us smile.
Smiling is good.
Two things you won't find in this issue: A news section and a cross stitch pattern.
I've used my editorial power and axed the "Tech News" portion of The Lunduke Journal. Felt... out of place. Who needs news, anyway?
The Nerdy Cross Stitch section, however, that baby is coming back in Issue #4! I've got a pattern that's a bit bigger in store. So if you've been working on patterns from the previous issues, you've got two weeks to get those bad mama jamas done before the new pattern drops!
As always, I hope the pages that follow bring nerdy joy into your life. A happy, nerdy respite from whatever less-than-happy things may be out there. You deserve it.
Yours in nerdiness,
Bryan Lunduke
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Welcome to Issue #2 of The Lunduke Journal! Lots of DOS in this issue!
Lots of DOS, lots of comics, lots of crafts (including Paper Doll Tux the Penguin, cross stitch of the MS-DOS logo, and Color-by-Number of Bill Gates -- seriously). Pure nerdy happiness, from beginning to end. :)
You can purchase the (DRM-Free) PDF of this issue right here on LBRY!
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This is the commentary track for Linux Sucks 2016!
Which includes some behind-the-scenes stories about the 2016 Linux Sucks... including anecdotes of some of the guests that appeared in that years show -- Richard Stallman, Piers Anthony, Cory Doctorow, and Red Hat CEO Jim Whitehurst.
This was such a fun, ridiculous show. Wanted to provide a little peek behind the curtain on it.
If you haven't seen Linux Sucks 2016, I recommend watching that first. Otherwise it might not make a whole lot of sense. :)
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In this episode of the Lunduke Journal podcast, let's talk about The Linux Foundation. And how they have fundamentally lost sight of their core mission.
This episode can be listened to, for all Lunduke.Locals.com subscribers, at:
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You can also purchase it here on Odysee/LBRY (DRM free) for a couple LBC. Think of it like throwing pennies in the hat to tip the piano player. ;)
Topics today:
Are managed work VMs a good thing?
Best April 1st joke?
What would computing be like if civilization collapses?
What was holding FOSS back before the mid-90s?
Will government agencies come after FOSS again?
Did the loss of some hardware platforms change computing in general?
Should we play retro games together? YES!
Do differences between Linux Distros matter anymore?
Why can't computers do fractions?
Have I ever thought about building my own ( computer platform)?
I missed a few good ones (got lost in the scroll). Ask again next week. :)
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- If you had to give up all of my computing devices... which would you miss the most?
- If you could create a vintage, 8-bit computer... what would it be like?
- Why does Windows 10 suck?
- If a book contains GPL code, does the GPL license apply to the book text?
- Do you have, or did, you ever have a pull-list at the local comic shop? If so, what was on the list?
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