
581: The Linux Escape Hatch
By Jupiter Broadcasting
Aired Sep 23, 2024 · 1h 7m · Last boosted Sep 28, 2024
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What if we had to abandon ship and stop using Desktop Linux? We've come up with a master plan, and put it to the test. Sponsored By: Jupiter Party Annual Membership: Put your support on automatic with our annual plan, and get one month of membership for free!Tailscale: Tailscale is a programmable networking software that is private and secure by default - get it free on up to 100 devices! 1Password Extended Access Management: 1Password Extended Access Management is a device trust solution for companies with Okta, and they ensure that if a device isn't trusted...
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Out of this, mention what you like on the show. This is to add to the Space Balls boost. planetace is said as Planet Ace. You guys hit the nail on the head first time. This was originally the name of a ship (vehicle carrier) I used to see a lot in Lyttleton when I was younger. It became my theme when I started geocaching. You know global positioning, longitude latitude on the planet etc. I like the turm Ace. They now have vessels in their fleet with names Beluga Ace and Courageous Ace. Kind Regards ace Appreciating the high level of journalism. Kind Regards
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This is in lieu of the upcoming Meshtastic project. And help to get things set up. In new Zealand I found app.lightningpay.nz to be fast and easy. Plus it connects easily to NZ Banks. I hope this encourages fellow New Zealanders to get involved. I think this smaller country has a big linux presence. Keep up the good work. Kind regards planet ace
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Yes! Oh yes about the meshtastic! Here's my help with getting Jeff up there to talk and experiment more with it. When I get the chance to stack more sats I will send more your way!
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I noticed that the “Activate Linux” project has a NixOS flake: https://github.com/MrGlockenspiel/activate-linux
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Would love to learn more about mesh tastic
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Meshtastic boost for listener Jeff! We need more nodes south of Boston! Sent from my albyhub
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Heres a lil support for Listener Jeff and the meshtastic content. You guys never disappoint, this pod is truly 10/10.
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Long time listener first time booster! Sorry it’s taken me so long but meshtastic is sounding extremely exciting!
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Wanna change perception of Linux? Get younger people, or influencers of younger people, to talk openly about non-niche topics and how they personally **prefer** using Linux to do them.
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As of September 24, there’s an open PR for nextcloud30 … I’m just itching for some of the new features.
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We’ve been using a Zero Water pitcher for a long time and am really happy with it Chris.
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Let’s get Jeff on to the show! Question wise, @Chris Fisher mentioned an AirTag alternative… what options are there in this regard? Also, is there an easy way to see this alternative’s location on a map?
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Lads, I just made the switch to NixOS GNOME for the media PC from Windows. Changed/added about three lines in the config and bam! working. Spousal approval 10/10 too, which of course is all that matters. Pretty happy with the performance on the old AMD Phenom II X6 - boots up fast and seems to handle all media types at 4K. The 5.1 surround sound analogue output and Bluetooth for the mouse even worked out of the box! Thumbs up on the map work last week, Bakers Hill, Western Australia was correct for 6562. Think I have the username set correct now in fountain? Jupiter Broadcasting shows are revitalising my interest in Linux and self hosting, thanks team really appreciate it. Cheers, Retro Gear.












