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

• Rory McCann from Camara talks about the charity’s work in sending refurbished computers from Ireland to schools and educational institutions in Africa (4.13)
• Ooh, Betty! A new quiz: guess which famous free software celebrity is being impersonated (14.46)
• Elephants Dream, the first open source animated short, was built with open-source tools and released under a Creative Commons licence recently. What’s it all about? (17.01)
• The open source community can all work together and recommend one another’s products. Do proprietary companies understand this, and is it a good weapon against them? (25.51)
• That’s shit, that is! An outpouring of mindless hatred from the team (36.51)
• The mailbag: your emails! (48.09)
• LugRadio Live update: only 61 days to go! (62.11)

This episode contains music from Elephants Dream, used by permission of the Creative Commons Attribution Licence.

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, an ill (again) Ade Bradshaw, and Matthew Revell talk about Linux and whatever else comes along, including:

• Should the Linux kernel team fix kernel bugs that prevent viruses working? (2.25)
• Kevin Carmony talks about Freespire and what Linspire are up to, and then the team discuss why Linspire still don’t have a great reputation (6.18)
• Unashamed free software pimping — what’s good about it. Screw being balanced and reasonable; let’s shout about the good stuff (32.30)
• If Microsoft open sourced everything, would they survive? Would Linux survive? (43.15)
• Your emails (57.05)