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Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, no Matthew Revell, and Ade Bradshaw talk about Linux, open source, and a variety of other stuff, including:

• Might open-source zealotry lead to someone stepping over the line into violent acts? (5.14)
• Eric Raymond talks about what he’s been up to, what he thinks the Linux desktop needs to do next, and whether he likes Everyone Loves Eric Raymond, followed by an argumentative discussion by the team on ESR’s ideas and the methods he proposes (14.02)
• How do you organise your life? Is technology helping with this as much as it could? (48.28)
• Emails about community contributions, LugRadio Live USA, and Ade’s secret wiki (59.51)

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Matt Revell, and Ade Bradshaw talk about Linux, open source, the aKademy KDE conference, and a variety of other stuff, including:

• Which closed-source applications would we like to see open-sourced? (2.56)
• Waldo Bastian talks about the Portland Project to unify some things between Linux desktop environments, which he’s speaking on at aKademy, and what he’s expecting from the conference (19.01)
• Updating software, and the nature of trust; have recent high-profile failures in software updates destroyed our trust? (34.30)
• John Cherry, aKademy keynoter and OSDL Initiative Manager, talks about the state of the Linux desktop from OSDL’s point of view (47.00)
• Conferences and award ceremonies: is there a difference between the corporate and community worlds? (56.19)
• Since we have no emails this week, a chance to say thankyou to the lots of people who help us out. We wouldn’t have a show without you, so a big thanks to the LugRadio community! (69.09)

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