In this episode:

• Mark throws his cook books in the bin and buys a Kobo Libra Colour.
• Alan tidies up Mojinav and puts the source on github.
• Martin builds his own Framework desktop.

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In this episode:

• Martin goes over why and how he’s stepping down from Ubuntu MATE after 12 years, and the project is seeking new maintainers 🧉
• Mark discovers new life, and new civilisations in Star Trek: Voyager - Across the unknown 🖖
• Alan outsources busywork to Minnie Love, his OpenClaw personal AI assistant, with help from OpenClaw for dummies, and two gists 🤖

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In this episode:

• Alan optimistically crafts an alternative to the official Snapcraft store website - snapupdates.popey.com.
• Martin swaps Cider for Sidra.
• Mark dives deep into the data bucket and comes up richer! This time next year, Rodney.

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In this episode:

• Mark works out how to run commands at the right point in the boot process, with NetworkManager-dispatcher
• Alan has been confining things with Lincubate.
• Martin has been VNCing here, there and everywhere with wayvnc and noVNC.

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In this episode:

• Martin has created tailor: Ready-to-wear project templates for GitHub repositories 👔
• Mark’s ageing Microserver N36L has finally met its end, and the new beginning is off to a rocky start.
• Alan has been building snaps on an IBM mainframe thanks to LinuxOne.

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In this episode:

• Mark explains synesthesia and the experience of how it manifests in a Linux user,
• Alan spring cleans his GitHub,
• Martin gets busy with lazygit.

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In this episode:

• Alan builds a new website whose link and name is mysteriously unknown at this time.
• Martin removes VS Code in favour of Zed Editor.
• Mark gets started with Meshtastic supher-highway country lanes.

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In this episode:

• Martin creates a automated audio engineer.
  • Jivetalking - Professional podcast audio preprocessing - broadcast-quality results with zero audio engineering knowledge required 🕺
• Mark create a very specialised Roku remote using External Control Protocol (ECP)
• Alan created SnapScope (source code)to scan Snap for CVEs and accidentally became a security blogger.

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