A quick Git tip for tagging releases in an automated way, and some responses to listener feedback. shasum -a256=3f75f909fccd53f2932fd4ef72ba86b78e701a0945c5879ecb1773bed879e928
Listener feedback, Slackware donations, and musings about how the modern Internet is financed. shasum -a256=c834de0372634eebd8b1e085118437df2fc7af018d6733e865ce25a372aa3592
The art and science of software evaluation. shasum -a256=25e59a59c383b6035ab6080cb4b03a3f69bed0e310c6a1cb06cf0a84a8ebcc38
Can you find the PID of a process, then learn what command launched it, and then kill or modify it? Listen to this episode, all about procps-ng, and you will! shasum -a256=f7c8133c830d54e1cef352c5ae3c10ea35dc0f96282f6d18fe4f591cc3afbd6f
Bonus episode! 25 reasons to try Slackware on its 25th anniversary. shasum -a256=8e53bdd8c8ef2fe0922d902cef9eba3821a0dd28016485544da3368dc30fbac7
Slackware packages in the **a** package set. In this episode, **OpenSSL**, **osprober**, **patch**, **pciutils**, **pcmciautils**, **pkgtools**. shasum -a256=91061e59655ee7d2bb0cc6c0a0ca7b3b50197d98844be1e83a30ab7095582967
8 reasons to use Guile from listener @ixn, and a little bit about packaging up a kernel upgrade on Slackware. shasum -a256=2ee7fd6cd7f73944e6e3ba928e267190e70ce81117edab8c541998936af97b6f
A buncha listener feedback, with a few tips and tricks, courtesy of _you_. shasum -a256=8d2f5b6309334078b61e373423bc89bc65c71feb1f73a861de80ecbbbd5505be
Seven reasons you should be using Lua. Procedural programming and anonymous functions. See [Lua for Python programmers](http://the4thwiki.com/lua/func.html) for examples. [Luarocks.org](http://luarocks.org) package manager. Predictable syntax. ` $ python >>> foo = 10 >>> if foo is 10: print("yes") >>> if foo is less than 10: print("yes") Error. ` Arrays, lists, dicts, …
In praise of Nextcloud. shasum -a256=d8b4d641eae0c9d34c01bfd148d41e8720bf12780ebbfd2230a4c4a0776468fa
Listener feedback from Brian, blu3r4d0n, and Josh. A bunch of stuff about Github, Microsoft, trust, and free software. Show notes on gnuworldorder.info
Here's a howto for nmcli.
From the **a** set of Slackware: maketag, mcelog, mdadm, minicom, mkinitrd, mt-st, mtx, (n)compress, and ntfs-3g. shasum -a256=3888b3baa8b2cf58843984251e17afb040758c4cf3343bbe8c0dd0536df63996
How to reduce the size of bloated PDFs. Use this tip judiciously, as it does lossy compression of PDFs, but it might be useful in some cases. Also, pointless Slackware predictions and another LVM tip. shasum -a256=f228b672d0cd405d0ed04162614b85730bf9512819c88807fc0c5c9576fe06c7
F-f-f-Flatpak! an uncomprehensive first impression. shasum -a256=977490f091d45ef976b1d6b7854ed1bc3bdf1432e8c31e4322778e976f1f33fa
Use LUKS for disk encryption. You can even use it to encrypt thumbdrives. It's easier than you think! shasum -a256=f11e5c52e73a4447f9e67ff1ee54825318f5c81e2993f59ecbd0fbb3b370c4bf
A tour of LVM. This show covers setting up LVM manually, which can be useful since often LVM is setup magically during installation. Hopefully, this overview will clarify what LVM does, what it's capable of, and how you can interact with it. shasum -a256=2a9f63775736f2fd58e97e157f5650643986bd55540194ce2f5b1fc216f999b4
Klaatu continues his tour of all the little packages that are installed on your Linux box. In this episode: JFS, kbd utils, kmod, less, lha and lrzip compression showdown, libcgroup, libgudev, lilo, logrotate, and LVM. Since setting up an array of drives often happens when you are installing an OS, …
Why should you use open source for your next project? Klaatu tells all! shasum -a256=1d6fcae49e3e47803f48d1ee51db945d1e5960190fa40066d1f115437b8c4a83
Listener feedback. shasum -a256=1d61524f85971444c75320767e09692ac278242e7aade8a9e5be4543ea6ea419