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

• Why doesn’t Aq run Debian instead of Ubuntu? Thoughts on the nature of software freedom, accidental wireless, and how to test a new OS (2.40)
• Fedora 7 was recently released: our resident Fedora expert speaks about what’s changed and his thoughts (15.47)
• Linspire sign a cross-licence patent deal with Microsoft, following in the footsteps of Novell and Xandros: is this a trend? What are we doing? (34.56)
• The winner of the Getting High With Linux competition! The three entries are available on the Getting High With Linux competition page at LugRadio.org. (47.40)
• Your emails (not at the end of the show!) Send us email to the show email address, including your pictures of the presenters, and leave us audio messages on 0845 86 89 855 (51.27)
• LugRadio Live: there’s less than three weeks to go! Go and register! July 7th-8th in Wolverhampton: be there (62.45)

Viewpoint: We’re suffering analogy fatigue on Iraq. Comparing it to Korea is the most preposterous one yet

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Ade Bradshaw, and Adam Sweet (in his first show as an official LugRadio presenter) talk about Linux, open source, and a variety of other stuff including:

• AMD/ATI announced at the Red Hat Summit that they were committed to fixing the ATI problems with open source: is it likely to happen, and what would it mean? (0.51)
• A life recorder: if something existed that could record your entire sensory experience all the time, would you use it? How would it alter the world? (7.45)
• Aaron Seigo gives us an update on KDE4 (22.22)
• Buying a laptop for Linux: Ade’s friend has a laptop where all the parts are supported by Linux but no one distro covers them all. What can we do about it, and should we be looking at Linux-specific hardware vendors? (39.03)
• Many, many of your emails! (58.00)
• LugRadio Live update, including a call for exhibitors: contact show@lugradio.org if you want to be part of the exhibition! Please also contact us if you’re interested in doing a visual demo of something cool as part of the Hour of Power! (85.13)