S03E21 – The Piper’s Price

24.11.10 | 4 Comments

Laura Cowen, Tony Whitmore and Mark Johnson are joined by a new guest presenter, Andy Piper, to bring you episode 21 of season 3 of the Ubuntu Podcast from the UK LoCo Team!


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  • Marc_uk

    just listening to ‘midnight flyer’ – whats up with Ubuntu fanboys ? ‘deleting KDE’ ? those idiots on another UK linux podcast were deleted from my podcast feeds because of KDE hate. seems to be a pointless remenant of the ‘desktop wars’ of years ago. its all free software, and petty-minded desktop snobbery still advances no free or open source development, do BSD users sneer at Linux user ? – there is plenty intrinsically wrong with old fashioned GTK too, but the desktop wars ended years ago, didn’t you hear ?

  • http://domesticzoo.co.uk Frustrated Frank

    One of your contributors complained about finding a bug with Grub2 and being unable to get a solution or even an answer for the Ubuntu community. I can only echo the frustration and add that it gets even worse when you have found a workaround and published it both on launchpad and on askubuntu.

    Please tell the person concerned that he might find the solution at how-do-i-get-my-machine-to-boot-with-a-grub-out-of-disk-error or by looking at Bug #649345 on Launchpad.

    Frustrated Frank

  • http://andypiper.co.uk Andy Piper

    I just wanted to apologise to Alan Bell for not having spent enough time looking at his Overview project – our discussion on the show sort of descended into a debate about whether the Prezi style of presentation format is effective or not, and overlooked his actual project to “build a better Prezi” using OpenGL on Ubuntu. I like the look of this, a lot!


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