Linux Voice Podcast

In this episode: Let's Encrypt is out of beta, the US Government will make more open source and Microsoft sues the US Government. Plus Finds and, er, more finds?

In this episode: Microsoft Windows and Canonical's Ubuntu hold hands. There's an XScreensaver scandal at Debian. Convergence has nearly converged with reality and WhatsApp is now super-secure. Plus Finds and Vox Populi.

In this episode: Google's artificial intelligence is gettings good at Go, there's an all new Raspberry Pi and Microsoft shocks with Linux releases. Plus we've got lots of Finds and a wonderful Voice of the Masses.

In this episode: Apple vs FBI - Fight! Linux Mint's ISOs and forums have been hacked and Glibc has had a serious vulnerability patched. We've also got some lovely finds and a non-contentious Voice of the Masses.

In this episode: There's going to be an Ubuntu tablet, complete with convergence. India says no to Facebok and Lincolnshire County Council has been attacked by ransomware. We've got some great Finds and an exciting freshly invented section.

In this episode: Good news from Qt and bad news for 32 bit Google Chrome users. The Linux Foundation ditches individual membership and Microsoft MITs more code. Plus loads of Finds, Neurons, Voices, Competition Prizes and An Important Announcement.

In this episode: Ian Murdoch, creator of Debian, has died. AMD is overhauling its open source driver approach. Linux has been made to run on a PS4. IPv6 is now at 10% adoption, after only 20 years. And there's an outbreak of common sense at the Dutch Government. All this plus our regular Finds, Brains and Voices sections. Plus, One. More. Thing.

In this Christmas special: (recorded live from Ben's house, replete with Ben's cider) we talk about Mozilla, StackExchange and Apple. We've got some great finds, a rant and a warmly festive Voice of the Masses. There's also One More Thing!

In this episode: Pi Zero launches, and we've got one. LibreOffice has had 1,000 developers, and the Software Freedom Conservancy needs funds. We've got more Finds than ever before, a synthesised neuron, plus the internet infamous Open Ballot.

In this episode: More epic discussions about privacy, encryption and the Investigatory Powers Bill. Steam Machines are finally on sale and Debian Live is Dead. Linus is quite happy with Linux security, thanks, and there's an imminent bug hunting session for LibreOffice 5.1. We've got an awesome Finds section, a brilliant OggBox and the /r/famous Voice of the Masses.