It’s Episode Twenty-Two of Season Nine of the Ubuntu Podcast! Mark Johnson, Alan Pope, Laura Cowen, and Martin Wimpress are here again.

We’re here – all of us!

In this week’s show:

* We discuss the news

* Microsoft has won a major privacy victory against the US gov for data held overseas

* Microsoft ordered to fix ‘excessively intrusive, insecure’ Windows 10

* The source code of the Apollo 11 guidance system that took the US to the moon in 1969 has been uploaded to GitHub

* US telecoms giant Verizon is acquiring Yahoo! for $4.8bn

* The EU-funded FOSSA project will audit the security of KeePass and Apache HTTP Server

* Japanese technology company Softbank has made an offer to buy ARM

* We discuss the community news:

* Improved Unity Desktop performance in low graphics mode coming

* Ubuntu forums were hacked

* Ubuntu Fairphone 2 port is coming along nicely

* Unity Desktop can run on Windows 10 – kinda

* Mozilla Thunderbird 45 has finally made it to the main Ubuntu Linux repositories

* Skype announced a brand new Linux client, which is now in alpha

* Alternative to Skype, Ring, is free software for universal communication which respects freedoms and privacy of its users

* Chinese consortium buys Opera browser for $600m

* Watch Netflix in Vivaldi web browser

* We mention some events:

* Fedora Flock – 2-5 August – Krakow, Poland

* FOSS Talk Live – 6 August – London, UK

* Wuthering Bytes 2016 – 2-11 September – Hebden Bridge, W. Yorks, UK

* UbuCon Europe – 18-20 November – Unperfekthaus, Essen, Germany

* We discuss going to Snappy Sprint in Germany and visiting nuclear power stations and the like around the South East of the UK.

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This week’s cover image is of Margaret Hamilton.