Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Ade Bradshaw, and Adam “Matthew Revell” Sweet talk about Linux and whatever else comes along, including:

• Look Queer For The New Year: competition results! (1.50)
• Mike Hearn of the Autopackage project with a five-minute-update^TM on where the project’s up to, what’s next on the list, and why you shouldn’t use Python C extensions (8.13)
• Ade asks about when to use open source software in a work environment, and whether resistance from Windows techs is a big problem (15.04)
• Jeremy White, head of CodeWeavers, talks about the WINE project and what’s going on with running Windows apps on Unix(34.05)
• What can people who are new to the free software community do to get involved? (55.16)
• The What The Fuck Book Truck rolls into town! A new segment in which, each week, one person recommends a book to read that’s about open source software or to do with the mentality of it or might just be good to read for people in the community. This week, Adam recommends Rebel Code: Linux and the Open Source Revolution by Glyn Moody (64.10)
• A deluge of letters from all of you! (68.25)

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Ade Bradshaw, and Matthew Revell talk about Linux and whatever else comes along, including:

• How can we get artists and designers involved in open source? (1.25)
• The team talk to Cory Ondrejka of Linden Labs about Second Life… (16.35)
• …and then talk amongst themselves about it (41.00)
• Belief in open source: is there enough faith that free software can really produce the right stuff? (46.30)
• Your emails! (68.23)

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, a fully recovered Ade Bradshaw, and Matthew Revell talk about Linux and whatever else comes along, including:

• Results in the Stupid Hat for Corporate Tat competition: see the winners yourself! (3.35)
• Hype Or Shite: OpenOffice.org (7.07)
• A new competition: Look Queer for the New Year. Send us your pictures of you looking queer in this brand new year of 2006 to win some cool corporate tat from Sun Microsystems and the OpenSolaris project! (26.45)
• The team give their New Year’s resolutions (27.30)
• The LugRadio 2005 Open Source Awards: see the winners yourself! (28.15)
• Do distributions hold back changes from upstream? Why are there a hundred patches applied to Ubuntu’s kernel? Jono asks why this happens (38.06)
• Ade’s Crystal Bald: our predictions for 2006 (47.22)
• Sign yourself up for the coaches for LugRadio Live! (56.30)