Tape hiss

04 Dec 2007
Posted by Harlem

Shownotes

Here is this weeks Fresh Ubuntu Podcast ready for consumption. This week Peter and I went through a lot of news stories and happenings in the Ubuntu world. And believe me there was quite a bit. Both Peter and I are gearing up for the holidays and it has been hectic since the day after Thanksgiving. I hope it went well at your households and also hope that you didn't get trampled on while shopping on black Friday! Just a heads up for all you listeners and readers of this particular blog. The fresh Ubuntu Podcast will be going on hiatus til the new year begins. Most likely we will begin recording the first week of january and the podcast will be posted by the second week of January. Hopefully I will have lots of stories to tell when I get back. I'll be heading to Dubai if I have any listeners leave a message for a nice place to eat:) Hope you all enjoy the podcast and hope to speak with you all again soon.

This weeks links:
 
Warning of Malicious Commands in the Forums
Hardy Heron Released ABC.com Not Linux Friendly
Fresno School District Buys ASUS EEE PCs
ASUS EEE PC Violates GPL Then Fixes Things
Gosh gOS is Good! Linux Mint - Daryna is out
JeOS is Out Also Minibuntu is Out Too XMMS Update

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MP3: 

Episode 49

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Hosts and Guests: 

Harlem and Peter

File Size: 

18 M

Length: 

38:32 Minutes

 

Ogg File

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Hosts and Guests: 

Harlem and Peter

File Size: 

27 M

Length: 

38:33 Minutes

 

Comments

Sorry, I didn't know where to

Sorry, I didn't know where to ask this.
what is the email address to submit emails and voice mails to the guys at freshubuntu.
thanks.

Harry | Dec 10th, 2007 at 3:23 am

FYI on Show 49 ABC not Linux

FYI on Show 49 ABC not Linux friendly segment:

I know a bit about the abc.com site and their tv show playback. Unfortunately for us Linux users. abc.com now uses a proprietary player by Move Networks, claiming higher video quality over varying network speeds. It is not a flash player. You need to dowload the player to your computer. The last time I checked, it required Windows XP with Service Pack 2, or Vista or Mac. It is DRM protected content, so no Linux. nbc and cbs still both use adobe flash on their web sites, so those sites are usable on Linux.

Dave | Dec 5th, 2007 at 12:57 pm

It is rather unfortunate that

It is rather unfortunate that DRM rears its ugly head over and over again. Especially when innocent people just want to watch a show that is freely available. Also, the new version of flash player 9 supports HD now so I don't buy the higher video quality argument, at least not now. Thanks for leaving a comment Dave and thanks for listening to the podcast. Have a Happy Holidays:)

Harlem | Dec 5th, 2007 at 4:47 pm

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