GeekRant

The guys lumber out of their gluttony-induced stupor to talk about conquering your Linux fears.

Mark takes us all on a quick trip through the history of Reduced Instruction Set Computing and what it means to the future of Linux and computing in general.

A look at Shuttleworth's latest attempt and bringing Linux to the masses.

This week the guys are joined by Scott Dowdle, the leader of the Boseman, Montana LUG to learn a bit about Linux User Groups and how they can help you.

While the Command Line Godfather is away, Mark and Seth bring in an equally console-obsessed geek in the form of Ryan Canestro of the Home Recording Show.

The guys cover some current tech news and discuss a few miscellaneous topics after a miscommunication leaves them without their planned guest for the week.

Mark and Chris welcome The Door-to-Door Geek, a.k.a. Steve McLaughlin back again for a show focused almost entirely on answering listener feedback.

This week the guys answer a couple of listener emails and discuss some of the more interesting tech news of the day, including a couple of seemingly perpetual stories about technology that just won't die.

In response to a couple of listener requests the guys discuss a few options for distributions and software aimed specifically toward children.

Chris walks us through his experiences installing and using the latest version of OpenSUSE. (Hint: KDE good, Gnome bad)