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TuxJam 112 – Dillo Dally
Don’t dial 112 but deign to digest our dalliance with Dillo and entertain our engagement with Entroware. Kevie, Dave (aka thelovebug), Andrew and Al are back with another helping of free and open source software peppered with Creative Commons musical goodness.
As ever, we begin with a nose around recent releases on distrowatch.com with a few having a distinctly ARMy aroma.
Dave and Andrew then discuss there experiences with Proteus laptops from the UK company Entroware. Andrew’s laptop was purchased earlier this year and Daves’ a couple of years ago and so the chipset revisions and specs do differ:
Andrew’s Proteus in action with his old Asus Zenbook displaced to the right.
Andrew’s 15″ Proteus £1648.96 including shipping and VAT
Daves’s 15″ Proteus
Al and Kevie then take a look at venerable no-frills, and somewhat retro Dillo web browser which has had a release after almost a decade of inactivity. Note that the official Dillo website is not dillo.org at present but dillo-browser.github.io for reasons explained here.
We finish with a review of the recent Podcrawl and a round-up of feedback since the last episode.
Creative commons tracks played in this episode include:#
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By TuxJamDon’t dial 112 but deign to digest our dalliance with Dillo and entertain our engagement with Entroware. Kevie, Dave (aka thelovebug), Andrew and Al are back with another helping of free and open source software peppered with Creative Commons musical goodness.
As ever, we begin with a nose around recent releases on distrowatch.com with a few having a distinctly ARMy aroma.
Dave and Andrew then discuss there experiences with Proteus laptops from the UK company Entroware. Andrew’s laptop was purchased earlier this year and Daves’ a couple of years ago and so the chipset revisions and specs do differ:
Andrew’s Proteus in action with his old Asus Zenbook displaced to the right.
Andrew’s 15″ Proteus £1648.96 including shipping and VAT
Daves’s 15″ Proteus
Al and Kevie then take a look at venerable no-frills, and somewhat retro Dillo web browser which has had a release after almost a decade of inactivity. Note that the official Dillo website is not dillo.org at present but dillo-browser.github.io for reasons explained here.
We finish with a review of the recent Podcrawl and a round-up of feedback since the last episode.
Creative commons tracks played in this episode include:#