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Klaatu talks about data management, multi-lingualism on the KDE and Gnome3 desktops, and some other stuff.
Klaatu reviews some listener feedback. Yes, you're listener feedback!
Don't panic. GNU World Order has gained its own domain and is hosted on a new server, courtesy thelastknowngod. Update your feeds and bookmarks and stuff. Eventually the old domain name will stop working. Eventually.
Klaatu reports on the Usenix LISA conference, muses about evangelism of Operating Systems, rants about digital distribution, raves about OwnCloud, and praises the Acer Aspire One's BIOS recovery methodology.
Please note that the GNU World Order has gained its own domain and is hosted on a new server, courtesy thelastknowngod. Update your feeds and bookmarks and stuff. Eventually the old domain name will stop working. Eventually.
Klaatu and Holstein, from the Open Source Musicians Podcast and IRC channel, hang out and chat about the audio workflow on GNU Linux. Holstein provides some great tips about being a musician, Linux user, and audio producer, and volunteers to personally visit any new user's house and help them set up their sound studio (no, not really).
Please note that the GNU World Order finally has its own domain, courtesy thelastknowngod. Update your feeds and bookmarks and stuff. Or not. The old domain will continue to redirect to this URL for quite some time.
Klaatu talks for pretty much a straight 45 minutes about the film production workflow, mostly as a very verbose answer to a question posed by listener fiftyonefifty about how Kdenlive differs from simpler video editors. This, therefore, is a fairly complete overview of the film post-production process, and what solutions exist in GNU Linux. Does Linux have tools for each step? listen and find out!
Note that yes, we did get a new URL of gnuworldorder.info, thanks to thelastknowngod. So don't freak out when you see downloads coming from a different URL.
Klaatu talks about finding your own comfortable distro, Fedora 16, the Four Mystical Pillars of Linux Subversiveness, and the best format ever...epub.
Klaatu retracts all of his praise for Gnome3, due to hate mail. The official stance of the GNU World Order is now that Gnome3 is bad.
Aside from now hating Gnome3, Klaatu delivars a Gnome3 tip from listener Pseudomorph, and a mutt tip from Linc from TLLTS.
Other topics: openSSL versus Convergence.io (including a convergence tutorial), and GIMP Paint Studio!
Klaatu talks about Gnome 3. He takes a coffee break with you. And then he talks about LVM.
Klaatu checks in with Fedora, the KDE 4.6.5 network manager, and the Mandriva fork, Mageia. Then he takes about new users, the mythical New User Experience, and more. After coffee, he talks about how to sign your email with GPG, and the philosophy of Trust and the new SSL alternative, Convergence.
Back from his extended two-week hiatus from the show, a re-newed Klaatu talks about the new Fat Chance Lester release &Android&, unixpuppies.info, the yesplz fix, his talk at Ohio Linux Fest, lpr and lpadmin, ghostscript, foomatic, /etc/cups/printer.conf and more.
"We Take Accessibility Seriously!"
Unfortunately I have not found the time to transcribe the episodes that I record, or even do very elaborate shownotes as many people do for their shows. You're not missing much, though; I just ramble on and on about one thing or another, and the actual content can usually be condensed pretty effectively into short little articles. These articles, I write for a few different places but much of it ends up on my gopher site, also accessible via the new-fangledhttp protocol.
If you are a deaf user and find my content unacceptably inaccessible, then please feel free to let me know via email, IRC, or jabber. My email username is klaatu, and the domain that forwards the email to me is hackerpublicradio.org
I use text browsers almost as much as I use graphical ones; this site is navigable by everything from a keyboard and screen reader, to mouse or ps3 controller. If there are portions of it that you find difficult then please let me know. Otherwise, the show and my articles should all be pretty well sightless-friendly.
I have some friends who are blind, and I kinda know a little about deaf users through my friend Maco. Anything else, I'm clueless. If you are finding the content that I produce in any way inaccessible, feel free to corner me at a technical convention or send me an email or IM or find me on IRC, and let me know what I can do to accomodate.
