In this episode: Ubuntu is now officially the most secure operating system in Britain. The first FirefoxOS tablet specs have been revealed. There's not going to be an Ubuntu Phone this year. China is working on its own Linux-based operating system and Fedora 21 will have no name. We've got some great finds this fortnight, some neurons to be vocalised and a fantastic Voice of the Masses.

In this episode: Linux is now more popular than ever on the desktop (and on mobile). And thanks to 14 new Steam Machines announced by Valve at CES, it's becoming a gaming behemoth. Red Hat is going to work closer with CentOS and the UK government's 'porn filter' is filtering more than porn. Also in the show, we've got the longest ever 'Finds of a Fortnight', an ace Voice of the Masses and a special guest.

In this episode: Fedora 20 is out. A beta of SteamOS has been released and OwnCloud 6 comes out of beta. We've got some great discoveries, a real challenge report and the hugely enjoyable Voice of the Masses. Plus, we're joined by a special mystery guest.

In this episode: Mint 16 has been released and it's ace. There could be a new Linux worm. Jolla starts making phones and Ubuntu TV isn't dead. We've got some fantastic discoveries, neurons to speak and the internet famous Voice of the Masses.

In this episode: We're launching Linux Voice, a new kind of Linux/Free Software magazine that gives profits and content back to the community (but we need your help). Oh, and Debian switches to XFCE, and Linux Mint explains its updates policy. We now share the world with 2,000,000 Raspberry Pis in addition to a very special podcast guest.

In this episode: We interrupt our current schedule to bring you a public service announcement. See http://www.linuxvoice.com for more details.

In this episode: There's lot of new Ubuntu goodness and a fresh version of Firefox. Debian is to dump it's old boot scripts and OwnCloud gets closer to replacing Google Docs. Ben's writing a book and Solus OS is no more. Plus, we've got discoveries, neurons, a ballot and... one, more, thing.

In this episode: To celebrate OggCamp this weekend, we've enlisted the help of Les Pounder, Neil Bothwick and Dan 'Linux Outlaws' Lynch for a special recording from Liverpool, England. We talk about the French police force using Ubuntu, HP's new Chromebook and Nvidia driver shenanigans, plus, we've all got discoveries to share, challenges to fail at, and your opinions to listen to in the !Open Ballot.

In this episode: A famous Linux magazine has some staffing issues. GNU celebrates its 30th anniversary and Valve has announced a nifty controller for SteamOS. There's also some things we found out in a week, a section where people ask us to do other things, and the definitely not internet famous (yet) Voice of the Masses.