Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge and guest presenters Chris Jones and Matt Lee talk about Linux, free software, open source, and a variety of other stuff, including:

• Are the FSF and GNU still important? We talk to Matt Lee who works closely with GNU about the FSF, GNU, Defective By Design, Bad Vista and where the FSF and GNU are positioned in the community and where they are important. (3.53)
• Crazy SydAdmin Foo: we talk to Chris Jones, one of the SysAdmins at Canonical about what life is like for a SysAdmin and what kind of black magic is involved to keep things ticking. (38.30)
• The P and Ade return for a segment so we can talk to John Alfred Knottenbelt from Introversion games, makers of Uplink, Defcon and other games in which Linux is a platform. (55.26)
• This week, the new fellas have been mostly playing with Thunderbird 2 and Asterisk. (71.56)
• A bumper selection of emails and other usual randomness. (82.24)
• We loved Matt Lee so much, we recorded a short bonus interview with him - be wowed at his rather unconventional responses. (99.54)

British architect Richard Rogers won the Pritzker Prize by showing how the elemental could become ornamental

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

• Apple TV: thoughts on what Apple’s new TV watching system might mean for us (2.03)
• Ian “Howlin’ Mad” Murdock joins Sun Microsystems and talks to LugRadio about what he’ll be doing (10.30)
• This week, Ade are mostly been playing with OpenVZ, an OS virtualisation system where your virtual machines share the same kernel (24.33)
• The Sony PlayStation 3 (31.53)
• James Governor, analyst for RedMonk, talks about what analysts do and what they mean for the open source community (45.54)
• This week, Matt are mostly been playing with MoinMoin, a Python wiki (59.37)
• The LugRadio community: what’s going on, and how we’d like to do more. Send us your ideas for things you’d like to see us do or like to see happen in the LugRadio community! (67.40)