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Feb 6, 2019 1 hr 14 min

287: Clean up After Yourself

from LINUX Unplugged Hosted by Jupiter Broadcasting

Why FOSDEM might be the quintessential community event, and our thoughts after playing with Pi-Hole. Plus community news for everyone’s favorite video player, GNOME Shell gets a major speed boost, and why cryptocurrency might truly be dead. Special Guests: Alan Pope, Brent Gervais, Danielle Foré, and Martin Wimpress. Support LINUX Unplugged Links: Rename some references to GTK+ to GTK VLC 4.0 Plans — VLC lead developer Jean-Baptiste Kempf talked about their plans for version 4.0, codenamed Otto Chriek. For VLC 4.0 they want a new playlist, a redone user-interface, a new video output architecture that supports VR/3D content, and removal of old platforms. GNOME Shell Gets a Major Speed Boost — Anyone who’s tried the latest GNOME builds on the bleeding edge can attest: these are real, perceptible improvements that give GNOME Shell the peppiness and responsiveness that users have been longing for. Crypto Exchanges Experience Lowest Trading Since 2017 — The Bitcoin market reduced by more than 40 percent in comparison to December 2018. JupiterDev Telegram Group JupiterBroadcasting/fm — Simple script to receive an RTMP stream and re-stream to Icecast. Linux Academy Study Group Survey — What course should our next study group cover? Fifty years of Unix and Linux advances - Jon 'maddog' Hall at FOSDEM — 2019 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Unix, but it is also the fiftieth anniversary of the ArpaNet/Internet, and people walking on the moon. Good Will Snapping - Alan Pope at FOSDEM — Thousands of users, millions of downloads, dozens of distributions. Numbers going up and down and sideways. A look behind the scenes of Snapcraft, the highly popular universal app store for Linux. LINUX Unplugged - Blog - Playing with Pi-hole Pi-hole Patreon Pi-hole v4.2 Available — In preparation of the new API we are working on, FTLDNS will now store its data in a shared-memory space, so that the API can come in and read from that memory to fulfill requests. Prerequisites - Pi-hole documentation PiHole-Panel — PiHole-Panel is a control panel and real-time statistics for the Pi-hole Adblocker. Easily Overclock NVIDIA GPUs on Linux with This New App — It’s called “Green with Envy” and is a tool designed to let you manage fans of, view info on, or overclock a NVIDIA GPU on Linux. Open Source Event Manager — An event management tool tailored to Free and Open Source Software conferences.

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287: Clean up After Yourself

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  1. 0:00 Pre-show
  2. 0:50 Intro
  3. 4:35 Community News
  4. 28:07 Housekeeping
  5. 36:40 FOSDEM Check-in
  6. 54:05 Playing with Pi-hole
  7. 1:06:24 Overclocking Opinions
  8. 1:09:57 Outro
  9. 1:12:49 Post-show

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