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Open Source On The Air - Episode 18
Ladies and Gentlemen,
We are back.
This fortnight, not only are we returning with the LUG Roundup, but we have a very special interview with Ian Murdock, formerly the ian in debian, now working for Sun with Open Solaris. I talk with Ian about Project Indiana, an ambitious attempt at creating what can only be called "the" Open Solaris distro.
So sit back and enjoy.
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Open Source On The Air - Episode 17Well here we are with Episode 17 of Open Source On The Air, late again and without the live<sigh>.This fortnight we delve into whats happening in the Open Solaris world. With the upcoming Opensolaris Governing Board elections, I thought now would be a good time to have a chat with three people"In The Know". Joining me wereJames McPherson, Joshua Clulow andGlynn Foster(who is unfortunately very muffled, apologies, he blames the sheep eating the cables).Karin has a short round ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 17Well here we are with Episode 17 of Open Source On The Air, late again and without the live <sigh>.
This fortnight we delve into whats happening in the Open Solaris world. With the upcoming Opensolaris Governing Board elections, I thought now would be a good time to have a chat with three people "In The Know". Joining me were James McPherson, Joshua Clulow and Glynn Foster (who is unfortunately very muffled, apologies, he blames the sheep eating the cables).
Karin has a shor ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 16This fortnight we continue with our Round Table format, this time looking at Open Source Graphics. I am joined by Andy Fitzsimons, Janet Hawtin and Pascal Klein in a wide ranging discussion about the growing FOSS Graphics community and the tools that they use.
Karin once again brings us up to date with whats happening in the LUGs around the region as well as touching on the upcoming BarCamp events.
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Open Source On The Air - Episode 15Yet another late episode. Apologies to all our faithful and patient listeners.
This fortnight I managed to snag three FOSS games developers, Tim Ansell from the Thousand Parsec project, Rusty Russell - Kernel Hacker and contributer to the popular Wesnoth project, and Michael Kedzierski from kruel.org a small gaming project trying something a little different.
We sat down and had a good long chat about whats happening in the FOSS gaming world, from why RTS and turn based games seem to be so ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 14Well here's our first episode for the year.Due to the gods of murphy looking unfavourably at us we weren't able to stream out the show last night so here's the first recorded directly for podcast show for Open Source On The Air.In this episode we have a chat with Greg Kroah-Hartman about the new programme put together by the Linux Foundation to handle Non Disclosure Agreements (a major factor holding back some companies from releasing the specifications to their devices), catch ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 16This fortnight we continue with our Round Table format, this time looking at Open Source Graphics. I am joined by Andy Fitzsimons, Janet Hawtin and Pascal Klein in a wide ranging discussion about the growing FOSS Graphics community and the tools that they use.Karin once again brings us up to date with whats happening in the LUGs around the region as well as touching on the upcoming BarCamp events.Bookmark/Search this post with:delicious–digg–technoratiListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 15Yet another late episode. Apologies to all our faithful and patient listeners.This fortnight I managed to snag three FOSS games developers, Tim Ansell from the Thousand Parsec project, Rusty Russell - Kernel Hacker and contributer to the popular Wesnoth project, and Michael Kedzierski from kruel.org a small gaming project trying something a little different.We sat down and had a good long chat about whats happening in the FOSS gaming world, from why RTS and turn based games seem to be so po ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 14Well here's our first episode for the year.
Due to the gods of murphy looking unfavourably at us we weren't able to stream out the show last night so here's the first recorded directly for podcast show for Open Source On The Air.
In this episode we have a chat with Greg Kroah-Hartman about the new programme put together by the Linux Foundation to handle Non Disclosure Agreements (a major factor holding back some companies from releasing the specifications to their devices), catc ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 13The countdown to LCA continues apace. This fortnight we're talking to some of the people behind the miniconfs being held in the two days before the miniconf.We also hear from Pia Waugh of the seven team in an LCA Update and Melissa Draper about what the"Ubuntu Open Week"was all about.Bookmark/Search this post with:delicious–digg–technoratiListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 13The countdown to LCA continues apace. This fortnight we're talking to some of the people behind the miniconfs being held in the two days before the miniconf.
We also hear from Pia Waugh of the seven team in an LCA Update and Melissa Draper about what the "Ubuntu Open Week" was all about.
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Open Source On The Air - Episode 12We're back. After a months hiatus thanks to broken boxage we return better than ever.This episode we're catching up with Kim Weatherall . Kim is a Lecturer In Law and has been heavily involved in the campaign for more sensible Copyright legislation. we have a chat about the recent public hearing held on the proposed copyright laws as well as her general feelings about the whole process.We also hear from Linux Australia President, Jon Oxer. Jon brings us up to date with whats been happening ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 12We're back. After a months hiatus thanks to broken boxage we return better than ever.
This episode we're catching up with Kim Weatherall . Kim is a Lecturer In Law and has been heavily involved in the campaign for more sensible Copyright legislation. we have a chat about the recent public hearing held on the proposed copyright laws as well as her general feelings about the whole process.
We also hear from Linux Australia President, Jon Oxer. Jon brings us up to date with whats been happenin ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 11This week we speak with Elspeth Thorne about the Uber Tweak computer camps, Sridhar about Ubuntu, Moodle and what it is that drives him to dedicate the time he does.We also have our first user review of FC6, however we are going to be repeating this one, as the words"severley darleky"have been applied to it.We also have some news about the new format of the programme.Bookmark/Search this post with:delicious–digg–technoratiListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 11This week we speak with Elspeth Thorne about the Uber Tweak computer camps, Sridhar about Ubuntu, Moodle and what it is that drives him to dedicate the time he does.
We also have our first user review of FC6, however we are going to be repeating this one, as the words "severley darleky" have been applied to it.
We also have some news about the new format of the programme.
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Open Source On The Air - Episode 10This week we have a chat with Michael Still about hacking on the Linksys NSLU2"SLUG", we catch up with Lindsay Holmwood about progress on LCA 2007 and for Open For Business we find out what they've been up to over at NetBox Blue.Bookmark/Search this post with:delicious–digg–technoratiListen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - LA Update
For the LA Update this week, we catch up with Michael Still, formerly of Canberra, now of Google. He's been hacking away on the Linksys NSLU2 NAS devices.
We also catch up with Lindsay from the LCA 2007 team.
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Open Source On The Air - Episode 10This week we have a chat with Michael Still about hacking on the Linksys NSLU2 "SLUG", we catch up with Lindsay Holmwood about progress on LCA 2007 and for Open For Business we find out what they've been up to over at NetBox Blue.
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Open Source On The Air - Episode 9This week we've taken a break from the political.So for the LA Update, we have a word with Arjen Lentz about some of the new features in MySQL and the"in development"Falcon Engine.For Open For Business, we sit down with Steve Walsh from Nerdvana Systems, and again catch up with Arjen Lentz about"Customer 2.0".No LUG In Focus this week, however Karin keeps everyone up to date with what is happening around the country and across the Tasman.Also look out for our very first sponsors ad. We deci ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 8A big one this week. In the LA Update we speak with Mark Lloyd from the Australian Computer Society about their proposal for a mandatory registration system for ICT workers. We also have a chat with Melissa Draper about ubuntu-au, one of the more successful Ubuntu LoCo teams.In the LUG Roundup we announce the details for the Linux Australia Peoples Choice Community Member Of The Year award. We also give you our weekly rundown of events around the country.In Open For Business we speak with A ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 9This week we've taken a break from the political.
So for the LA Update, we have a word with Arjen Lentz about some of the new features in MySQL and the "in development" Falcon Engine.
For Open For Business, we sit down with Steve Walsh from Nerdvana Systems, and again catch up with Arjen Lentz about "Customer 2.0".
No LUG In Focus this week, however Karin keeps everyone up to date with what is happening around the country and across the Tasman.
Also look out for our very first sponsors ad. ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 7This week we speak with Senator Kate Lundy, former shadow minister for IT about her experiences in government and her ongoing battle to get IT and FOSS on the political landscape.We also talk to Bret from Lingarra about their use of Ubuntu to help solve some of the social problems facing the remote community.Karin talks to Rik from Christchurch about their Software Freedom Day activities and keeps everyone up to date with what is happening in LUGs around the country and New Zealand.Bookmark ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 8A big one this week. In the LA Update we speak with Mark Lloyd from the Australian Computer Society about their proposal for a mandatory registration system for ICT workers. We also have a chat with Melissa Draper about ubuntu-au, one of the more successful Ubuntu LoCo teams.
In the LUG Roundup we announce the details for the Linux Australia Peoples Choice Community Member Of The Year award. We also give you our weekly rundown of events around the country.
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Open Source On The Air - LA Update
Another big week this week.
This episode we talk with Mark Lloyd from the Australian Computer Society on their plans for a mandatory registration system, similar to that of doctors and laywers. We try to find out how this is going to affect the FOSS community.
We also speak with Melissa Draper from team ubuntu-au, one of the more successful Ubuntu LoCo teams.
Apologies for the sound quality during Melissa's interview.
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Open Source On The Air - Episode 6A big episode this week. Not only do we find out about the new gentoo-au irc channel and the hopes for building a gentoo equivelant to ubuntu-au, we also cover the two big controversies, AUUG and Jeff Waughs call to rename Linux Australia and linux.conf.au.Karin talks with Ben Powell from Hobart as well as bringing you the full weeks LUG event roundup.For Open For Business I talk with David Symons from Ingenious Software about their operation in the nations capital.Bookmark/Search this post ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 7This week we speak with Senator Kate Lundy, former shadow minister for IT about her experiences in government and her ongoing battle to get IT and FOSS on the political landscape.
We also talk to Bret from Lingarra about their use of Ubuntu to help solve some of the social problems facing the remote community.
Karin talks to Rik from Christchurch about their Software Freedom Day activities and keeps everyone up to date with what is happening in LUGs around the country and New Zealand.
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Open Source On The Air - LA Update
This week we have been lucky enough to catch up with Senator Kate Lundy, former shadow minister for IT and current shadow minister for sport. We talk about the challenges facing FOSS in government as well as the large amounts of ignore that the IT industry in general is receiving from the two ICT portfolios.
We also catch up with Bret from the small Northern Territory community of Lingarra. They recently received a shipment of PC's from Computerbank Victoria and are ready to tackle some of ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - Episode 6A big episode this week. Not only do we find out about the new gentoo-au irc channel and the hopes for building a gentoo equivelant to ubuntu-au, we also cover the two big controversies, AUUG and Jeff Waughs call to rename Linux Australia and linux.conf.au.
Karin talks with Ben Powell from Hobart as well as bringing you the full weeks LUG event roundup.
For Open For Business I talk with David Symons from Ingenious Software about their operation in the nations capital.
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Open Source On The Air - LA Update
Well despite going to air on Friday night instead of Wednesday, we have a full segment for you this week.
We have a chat with Mark Kowarsky about the new australian gentoo irc channel and his plans to help grow the australian gentoo community.
We then move on to cover the two big stories of the week, at least in our community. Firstly we hear from both sides of the AUUG story, with an interview with Greg Lehey, who has suggested that AUUG may be at a point where it needs to be wound up, th ... Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
Open Source On The Air - LA Update
An interesting one this week. We catch up with Egil Moller from the Pirate Party and have a chat about what it is, and the controversial copyright changes they are proposing.
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Open Source On The Air - LA Update
This week, we sit down with Luke Yelavich and have a chat about Accessibility under linux.
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Open Source On The Air - LA Update
This week we sit down with Craige McWhirter and talk about his Dream IT Policy as well as his plans for improving the Greens IT policy.
We also catch up with Lindsay Holmwood about the upcoming linux.conf.au 2007
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Open Source On The Air - LA Update
This week, we have a chat with Janet Hawtin, "Activist Extraordinaire" from South Australia.
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Open Source On The Air - LA Update
For the first LA Update in the new format we managed to get hold of Anthony Towns, Debian Project Leader.
We had a good chat about the upcoming release of Debian etch as well as Anthony's time as DPL so far and some of the issues both he and Debian have been facing this year.
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LA Update Episode #26Well here we are at episode 26. This marks a full year since we started doing the podcasts. For this episode we have a chat with Ben from the Hobart linux.conf.au 2008 bid team and have a look at where we've been.Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
LA Update Episode 26
Well here we are at episode 26. This marks a full year since we started doing the podcasts. For this episode we have a chat with Ben from the Hobart linux.conf.au 2008 bid team and have a look at where we've been.
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LA Update Episode #25Sorry about the delay folks, but here is the second half of the interview with Rusty Russell. Karin is hosting this episode due my voice still not being quite right.
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LA Update Episode 25
Sorry about the delay folks, but here is the second half of the interview with Rusty Russell. Karin is hosting this episode due my voice still not being quite right.
For more information about the petition and the issues we are facing have a look here
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LA Update Episode #24This fortnight we finish up our discussion with Chris Smart from the Kororaa project about his adventures in the land of GPL. I also talk to Noven from South Australia about how he uses FOSS to help remote indigenous communities.
I also managed to catchup with Rusty Russell, IP Policy Advisor for Linux Australia, about the new petition Linux Australia has launched calling on the federal government to "Ban Piracy, Not Competition"Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
LA Update Episode 24
This fortnight we finish up our discussion with Chris Smart from the Kororaa project about his adventures in the land of GPL. I also talk to Noven from South Australia about how he uses FOSS to help remote indigenous communities.
I also managed to catchup with Rusty Russell, IP Policy Advisor for Linux Australia, about the new petition Linux Australia has launched calling on the federal government to "Ban Piracy, Not Competition"
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LA Update Episode #23This fortnight we speak with Matt Ebb, a lead artist on the recently released Open Source short film "Elephants Dream". We also catch up with Chris Smart in the first of a two part interview about his recent experiences with the Kororaa LiveCD.Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
LA Update Episode 23
This fortnight we speak with Matt Ebb, a lead artist on the recently released Open Source short film "Elephants Dream". We also catch up with Chris Smart in the first of a two part interview about his recent experiences with the Kororaa LiveCD.
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LA Update Episode #22 This fortnight, we speak with Chris Smart for the Canberra based Kororaa linux distribution. We also speak with Donna Benjamin from Melbourne about the Melbourne bid for LCA 2008.
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LA Update Episode 22
This fortnight, we speak with Chris Smart for the Canberra based Kororaa linux distribution. We also speak with Donna Benjamin from Melbourne about the Melbourne bid for LCA 2008.
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LA Update Episode 21
Episode 21 of the Linux Australia Update saw us broadcasting live from the April Meeting of the Sydney Linux Users Group.
Matt Palmer and Erik de Castro Lopo presented "How Not To FOSS", followed by Robert Collins telling us why we should test before we write our code.
All in all a great night and presented here in all it's unedited glory.
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LA Update Episode #21Episode 21 of the Linux Australia Update saw us broadcasting live from the April Meeting of the Sydney Linux Users Group.
Matt Palmer and Erik de Castro Lopo presented "How Not To FOSS", followed by Robert Collins telling us why we should test we write our code.
All in all a great night and presented here in all it's unedited glory.Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | View full cache | Visit Website
LA Update Episode 20
Well here we are, episode 20, only four more to go until a full year since we started out. This fortnight we have a chat with Stan Beer from ITWire about his forays into linux as a new user. Some interesting comments so have a listen and tell us if you agree with him or not.
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LA Update Episode #20Well here we are, episode 20, only four more to go until a full year since we started out. This fortnight we have a chat with Stan Beer from about his forays into linux as a new user. Some interesting comments so have a listen and tell us if you agree with him or not.
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LA Update Episode #19This fortnight we catch up with Yuki Cuss from the newly formed Ubuntu-au LoCo team. We also speak to Michael Smith from Fluendo in Spain.
I would also like to announce that we will be holding our second live event, returning to SLUG for an hour of fun and frivolity. More details wilkl be forthcoming at Listen | Listen in your iPhone | Download | |
