We’re back with Season Seven, Episode Thirty-four of the Ubuntu Podcast! Just Laura Cowen and Mark Johnson here again.
In this week’s show:
- We discuss the Ind.ie crowdsourcing campaign.
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We also discuss:
- Visiting a crocodile sanctuary in rural Oxfordshire.
- Going to the Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square to see Tremors and Jaws on the big screen.
- We share some Command Line Lurve (from ionagogo) which finds live streams on a page. It’s great for watching online feeds without Flash. Just point it at a web page and it finds all the streams. Run with “best” (or a specific stream type) and it launches your video player such as VLC:
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In regards to Ind.ie, when the campaign started I wrote a short email to ask would they consider Neo800 as a supported platform (as the main mission of both have quite a lot in common – at least in wording) and still waiting for a response. 😐
BS_test_1: Failed!
Action taken: No money from me.