Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, and Ade Bradshaw finish the LugRadio coverage of Guadec 2006. Today’s show has interviews with Bastian Nocera from Red Hat and Philippe Normand and Jan Schmidt from the Elisa project.

The final show: thanks very much to the Guadec organisers for inviting us to be media partners for the event. We’ve had a blast, and we’ll see you for Guadec next year.

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge and Ade Bradshaw continue their coverage of Guadec Todays show has interviews with

• Robert Love & Joe Shaw
• Luis Villa

We also have a discussion on "Ming or Bling?"

Stay tuned for more tomorrow …

Ali Baba, Stuart Langridge and Ade Bradshaw are still at Guadec, and this is day 2’s show! Including interviews with Ted Haegar and Edward “PiTiVi” Hervey, thoughts on lightning talks, GStreamer, and insane beer drinking, and why Jono looks like Ali Baba. More tomorrow!

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge & Ade Bradshaw talk about their first day at Guadec, including interviews with:

• Mirco Müller
• Aaron Bockover

This is the first of (hopefully) five mini episodes that we are recording while at Guadec.

Its worth saying that we have had a few microphone issues, so please forgive the occasional crackle

Its also worth mentioning that we used Jokosher for the recording, this is the first time we have used it and its gone quite well all things considered

Enjoy and stay turned for the rest.

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

• Matthew East of the Ubuntu Documentation Project talks about docs in the open source world, how important it is, and how you can be involved (1.08)
• Collaborative editing of documents in AbiWord and gobby, and how people can collaborate to write documentation for software (16.12)
• Gareth Bowker from FSF Europe talks about what FSF Europe do and how separate they are from the US Free Software Foundation (32.00)
• The team talk about Richard Stallman refusing to be interviewed because we talk about “open source” and “Linux” rather than “free software” and “GNU/Linux”, and whether that’s a reasonable stance to take (45.37)
• Should someone create and devote time to a Linux distribution that just looks pretty? (55.38)
• Your emails (65.05)

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

• Simon Phipps from Sun and an unwell Mark Shuttleworth from Canonical talk about Ubuntu 6.06 LTS’s support of Sun’s SPARC machines, an eventual free Java, and running Dapper on your digital camera (2.00)
• Mm, Betty: guess the open source celebrity impression this week! (23.24)
• Google release Picasa for Linux by releasing the Windows version and telling us to run it with Wine: is this a good approach? (24.39)
• Defective by Design picketed the WinHEC conference to protest DRM: good or bad idea? (38.05)
• GPL! Version 3! (51.52)
• Your letters (52.45)