S01E01 – A little less conversation

11.03.08 | 15 Comments

Ciemon Dunville, Alan Pope, Dave Walker and Tony Whitmore present the first episode of the Ubuntu UK Podcast.

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This packed episode is full of:-

  • A brief into to the cast, some history of how the podcast was conceived.
  • Discussion on Ubuntu’s Brainstorm site.
    • Introduction, discussion on why it’s there.
    • Talk about some of the top ideas
  • FOSDEM 2008 – Interviews with:-
    • Andrew Waffa, developer from the Bongo project
      • Bongo is the FOSS lightweight webmail and calendar client, Andrew tells Dave and Tony about how this exciting project has been progressing.
    • Becky Hogge of the Open Rights Group
    • Jan Claeys from the Belgian Ubuntu LoCo Team
      • Jan tells us where the Belgian LoCo team started and what they do to promote Ubuntu.
  • Pimp the Ubuntu Demo day

FOSDEM - Interview with Becky HoggeFOSDEM - Interview with Ubuntu-beFOSDEM - Andrew Wafaa from the Bongo Project

Comments and suggestions are welcomed to: podcast@ubuntu-uk.org

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  • http://www.michaelwood.me.uk Michael

    Welldone guys good effort

  • http://crunchbang.org/ Philip

    Great first episode — I like the sensible discussions and the fact that it’s safe for work. Good job guys, keep it up :)

  • Michael

    Hello!

    Well done on the podcast, it is good to hear about ubuntu and related things from people based in the UK.

    I have been using ubuntu for about a year as a secondary os to osx, although I am planning to make the switch over ubuntu as my primary os in 2008.

    I am still relatively new to linux, and it would be great to know what are the best applications to use. Maybe in a future podcast you could give an overview different software such as music players, graphics programs,and suggesting what software to try and pros and cons etc.

    thanks,

    Michael

  • http://screencasters.heathenx.org heathenx

    Excellent!

  • http://sionide.net/ Simon

    Love it guys, keep it up!!

  • Kelvin

    Great first episode. Good quality compared to the first episode of other podcasts. Looking forward to the next one.

    It would be nice to have a feed announcing when each new episode is released.

  • http://www.zmikez.com Michael Smith

    Great first episode! Please bring the voice levels up and the music/jingle levels down.
    More please!
    -Mike

  • http://potchery.blogspot.com/ Andy Ball

    I’ll second Michael’s comment about the levels. I thought you did a great job with the first podcast. Keep them coming!

  • http://www.edhewitt.co.uk chewit

    Great first episode. Sound Quality great and great content. I really liked the BrainStorm interview!

  • lolwhites

    Best Ubuntu podcast I’ve heard yet. How about a feature on essential terminology/acronyms for newbies?

  • BobCFC

    It’s like listening to Linux on Radio 4!

    Amazing for a first attempt, when you go back and compare to the first episodes of LugRadio or tllts you guys seem confident and ready to go.

    Please can we have more round table debates, discussions and arguments; we want opinions not just news.

    Bob,
    London

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  • Robin C

    At last, an Ubuntu podcast worth listening to! Good production quality, good structure, decent format, no one item too long; nobody talking over each other – proof that its not rocket science!
    More please.

    RC

  • AZ Dan

    Gentlemen: Greetings from sunny Arizona. Just listened to your podcast. Information was great — production values were fabulous. Brisk, intelligent, fun to listen to, and I loved the musical “bumpers” between segments. Looking forward to hearing more.

  • http://potchery.blogspot.com Andy Ball

    Another excellent podcast! I particularly liked Dianne (I belong in her museum as an exhibit) and the segment on pronouncification.



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