Linux For Everyone

Episode 35: Episode 35: The Ecosystem Problem

Episode  |  May 28th, 2020  |  34 mins

amd, fragments, graphics cards, linux gaming, nvidia, pc gaming, system76, tuxedo, xpander

The Linux For Everyone podcast gets a video upgrade! In this episode: Linux gaming has a serious problem that AMD and Nvidia can fix, deeper discussion about two amazing Linux laptops, a Discovery of the Week for bittorrent fans, a new "Song from the Source" and some good news!

Linux + Coffee, Cup 2: The Super Key

Episode  |  May 20th, 2020  |  33 mins 23 secs

coffee, dell, lenovo, pop os, super key, system76, tuxedo computers

Welcome to your second cup of Linux and Coffee! Schykle and I brewed up a nice rant about something many of us take pride in: the Super key! Plus, we discuss the results from our Pop OS donation poll, and talk about something you asked for more of: COFFEE!

Episode 34: The Fedora + Lenovo Interview

Episode  |  May 8th, 2020  |  1 hr 34 secs

fedora, interview, lenovo, linux laptops 2020, open source, red hat, thinkpad

The Fedora and Lenovo partnership is about more than just selling Thinkpads with Linux pre-installed. In this special video interview, Fedora lead Matthew Miller and Lenovo's Senior Linux Software Engineer Mark Pearson join me to discuss a TON of details.

Linux And Coffee, Cup #1: Picking on Pop

Episode  |  May 6th, 2020  |  31 mins 45 secs

coffee, flatpak, marketing, pop os, system76, web design

Surprise! Welcome to your first cup of Linux and Coffee. Have a sip while I finish the giant Lenovo + Fedora interview. In this episode I'm joined by brand new L4E Creator Schykle to pick apart the brand new System76 Pop OS website, and tackle something a little controversial that we noticed...

Introducing MORE SUN + The Story Behind The Band

Article  |  May 1st, 2020
By Jason Evangelho
more sun, music

You've heard it a couple dozen times by now... "oooooh yea, OHHHH Yea!" That catchy theme song that plays in front of every episode of Linux For Everyone. Now it's coming to the masses in its re-recorded and fully produced form as "Brain Dead," the first song from More Sun!

Episode 33: Professional Hobbyist

Episode  |  April 23rd, 2020  |  32 mins 52 secs

community, deepin, lemur pro, patreon, pop os 20.04, system76, tuxedo computers, ubuntudde

First impressions of the Deepin 20 Beta, the UbuntuDDE 20.04 Beta and the System76 Lemur Pro laptop. Plus, a double dose of good news, and a discovery of the week from Tuxedo Computers.

Episode 32: Engineering Happiness

Episode  |  April 8th, 2020  |  40 mins 19 secs

endless, foss, gnome foundation, goverlay, pop os 20.04, system76

Linux hardware manufacturer and Pop!OS developer System76 has been busy lately! I sit down with the company's "Happiness Manager" Emma Marshall to discuss the latest, and Emma lives up to her job title by sharing how to stay positive and upbeat during these challenging times.

Plus, a Discovery of the Week from a fellow Linux gamer and L4E listener, Endless & the Gnome Foundation's initiative to attract a new generation of FOSS developers, and ProtonMail hands out free, permanent storage increases!

Episode 31: Control

Episode  |  March 25th, 2020  |  27 mins 25 secs

community, coronavirus, covid-19, endless os, folding@home, patreon, salient os, telegram, zagreb

After a citywide lockdown and earthquake in our beautiful city of Zagreb, this episode begins on a serious note. But it's a message intended to bring hope and positivity back into our lives during this unprecedented time in our history. And the discovery of the week aims to get everyone involved in the fight against coronavirus.

After that I talk about my experience with Endless OS and recap my time gaming on Salient OS. Plus, a very relevant short clip from the first Linux For Everyone Patron Live Chat that took place last week.

Episode 30: The One with Popey and the Tough Questions

Episode  |  March 11th, 2020  |  1 hr 19 mins

alan pope, canonical, flathub, flatpak, lbry, snap, ubuntu, youtube

This is the big one: a candid, informative and downright fascinating 75 minute conversation with Canonical's Alan Pope. He answers some tough questions like "Why isn't the Snap Store open source?" and "How can you prove Ubuntu is the most popular Linux distribution?"

Episode 29: Schyken Nuggets of Wisdom

Episode  |  March 4th, 2020  |  57 mins 26 secs

community, elementary os, gamingonlinux, lbry, mindustry, open source, salient os, schykle, toxicity, youtube

It's about time for another interview! So I grabbed Clayton aka Schykle aka to talk about a wide range of Linuxy topics. Plus some community feedback from last week's episode, and an appearance by Liam Dawe for the Linux Gaming Report!

Episode 28: I Make FOSS + The Dual-Booter's Rant

Episode  |  February 26th, 2020  |  28 mins 25 secs

arch linux, digital ocean, dual booting, lbry, linux community, linux mint, pywal, salient os, windows vs linux

Distro hoppers assemble! This week we begin a look at Arch-based Salient OS, a distro designed to appeal to gamers and content creators. Plus, a Discovery of the Week that will make your system's color palette sing, and there's a new member of the Linux For Everyone family!

Then I exorcise some demons, fight some burnout, and go on a passionate rant about the Linux community and dual booters.

Episode 27: Mental Doodles and Lost Thoughts

Episode  |  February 12th, 2020  |  28 mins 23 secs

appcenter for everyone, developers, elementary os, feren os, indie music, kde 5.18, lorenzo's music, open source, phantasy star online 2, pso 2, ubuntu studio, xbox, zorin os

This episode of Linux For Everyone opens with a chat about... Phantasy Star Online 2 for Xbox? And it closes with a version of Jason from 13 years ago. In between, there's discussion about the elementary OS "AppCenter For Everyone" campaign + a notable feature of KDE Plasma 5.18. And what Linux distro will Lana try next? Find out the 3 I've chosen, and how YOU can vote on them!

Plus, a Discovery of the Week that'll make your PC sweat, and a new "Song from the Source" by Lorenzo's Music which was produced entirely on Ubuntu Studio.