Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Matthew Revell, and Ade Bradshaw talk about Linux, open source, and a variety of other stuff, including:

• Planets: is the PlanetPlanet RSS aggregator annoying, now that every open source project in the world has one? (3.12)
• Matt Wilson from rPath Linux talks about what makes rPath different from other Linux distributions and what they’re for, and manfully ignores us deliberately pronouncing the name of his company wrong (15.24)
• Is rPath a good idea? Are specialised Linux distributions a good idea? Are these the same question? (30.22)
• Push email in the latest Microsoft Exchange 2003 and Windows Mobile devices; can Linux do this? Are we failing to provide stuff that people actually want and falling behind Exchange? (41.55)
• What’s the point of releases at all? Why not just have new software arrive on your desktop whenever it’s released? Ade complains (50.43)
• No emails, owing to two shows being recorded at once, so some free rambling from the team about LugRadio Live 2007 among other things. Mail us to tell us when in 2007 you’d like LRL to be! (64.20)

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Matthew Revell, and Ade Bradshaw talk about Linux, open source, and a variety of other stuff, including:

• Licence proliferation: are there too many open source licences, does this confuse new people, and is there anything that can be done about it? (2.15)
• Alan “Popey the sailor man” Pope talks about the purpose of Linux User Groups in the UK and where they’re going (16.40)
• Matt’s got a new job, working at Canonical as Launchpad Marketing Manager. What’s he going to be up to, and is Launchpad any good? Plus a free Jokosher update! (32.20)
• The open source community is entirely reliant on other people producing hardware for us to run open source software on. Is this a weakness? Can it be fixed? Does it matter? (45.00)
• Emails! (63.22)