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

• The lesser of two evils: is there a moral difference between Windows and Mac OS X? (2.25)
• Chris Messina from Flock talks about the Flock browser and where it’s going (18.10)
• The WTF Book Truck: Jono extols the virtues of Don Norman’s The Design of Everyday Things (30.10)
• Sun Microsystems’ Simon Phipps tells us what Sun are doing with open source software, including a promise that all Sun software will be open-source eventually (39.15)
• Is the advent of Xgl and AIGLX to give the Linux desktop super eye candy and usability problematic because it encourages the use of proprietary video drivers? Will it encourage the improvement of the open source drivers? (57.32)
• Your letters (69.50)
• LugRadio Live 2006 update, including a call for BOFs (Birds of a Feather sessions) and more on who will be speaking (77.20)

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

• Important but not interesting - What’s the difference between a FOSS project that’s important and one that’s interesting? (1.20)
• Will Linux ever be ready for gaming? Is it more a commercial problem than a technical problem? (15.17)
• Jacob “jimmac” Steiner from the Tango Project tells us what we can do to encourage more artists into the FOSS way of life (27.48)
• The What the Fuck Book Truck: this week, Aq yarns on about The Cuckoo’s Egg, his favourite open source related book! (41.42)
• Dave “bolsh” Neary tells us about the Libre Graphics Meeting (47.55)
• A full half hour of outro! Includes your emails, your voicemails and us chatting about LugRadio Live! (55.44)