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

• Fasthosts, Matt’s employer, have offered us a server to donate to an open source project, so we’re collecting nomnations. If you’d like to nominate a project to receive this co-located server, with all bills paid for at least a year, please mail us at show@lugradio.org! (1.52)
• Cliff Brereton from IBM talks about what Big Blue are up to in the world of open source in a five minute update (6.42)
• The What The Fuck Book Truck this week stops at Ade’s house, where he talks about Just For Fun: The Story of an Accidental Revolutionary by Linus Torvalds and David Diamond (17.15)
• Jeremy Katz from Red Hat talks about Fedora Core 5 and what’s new in the distribution (25.30)
• Why is Mac OS X better than Linux? The team fight about whether it actually is, and what the difference might be (36.12)
• Jeremy Katz returns to tell us why Red Hat now includes Mono-based software and about the Open Invention Network (49.25)
• Your letters, dogs eating shit, and LugRadio Live news (54.10)

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

• OpenOffice.org-tastic: We talk to Sean McGrath from Propylon about being the fourth largest contributor to OpenOffice.org (3.08)
• We talk about the LUGRadio community effort to build Jokosher; an Open Source audio editor that is easy to use, and that can actually be used to record LUGRadio (11.31)
• Open graphics: We talk to Timothy Miller about his effort to build an Open Source graphics card (19.47)
• The WTF Book Truck: This time Matt shares his love of Defensive Design for the Web (33.14)
• Hidden talents: Timothy Miller from the Open Graphics Project demonstrates some talents discovered in the soundcheck (42.52)
• Travel with LUGRadio: Sharing the latest travel thoughts, Jono talks about his trip to SCALE 4x in LA and Ade talks about his jaunt to FOSDEM in Belgium (43.25)
• Your letters, and LUGRadio Live 2006 registration has opened!! Go here to register for the greatest Open Source and free software event in 2006! (59.53)