Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge and Ade Bradshaw join Matt Revell for his last ever LUGRadio episode and talk about Linux, open source, and a variety of other stuff including:

• Coopetition: is it really possible to both compete and work together with competitors?(1.19)
• Microsoft issue yet more patent threats, but do they actually mean anything? Should we be running scared or give them the “hand that ain’t listening”? We talk to Bradley M. Kuhn from The Software Freedom Law Center and get his viewpoint. (11.30)
• Red Hat make a number of announcements at the Red Hat Summit. The team deliberate and try to understand exactly what they mean. (34.03)
• Your emails, Matt’s last segment as a full member and introducing his spiky-haired replacement. (44.50)
• Revell’s best and most wobbly bits. (65.41)

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Ade Bradshaw and guest presenter Chris Procter talk about Linux, open source, and a variety of other stuff, (despite being one week delayed) including:

• Jeremie Zimmerman from APRIL, the French free software promotion and defence organisation, talks about the French presidential elections and the status of open source software in France (2.38)
• Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn) has been released: is it any good? (11.21)
• Branden Holtsclaw talks about packaging in distributions and what’s involved, man (21.25)
• It’s the year of the desktop (rly!): what needs fixing about the free software desktop? (26.43)
• Neuro explains what the elite LugRadio Ninja team do to keep everything that is the LugRadio community running (36.02)
• Your letters, and a note on LugRadio Live 2007 (52.45)