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EPISODE · Dec 18, 2019 · 34 MIN

Episode 21: The Twelve Months of Linux Discoveries (Part 1)

from Linux For Everyone · host Jason Evangelho

My Linux journey this year has been nothing short of amazing. But I didn't realize HOW amazing sitting down to prepare for this special 2-parter. In this episode, I recall my most impactful Linux discoveries (and lessons learned) from the first half of 2019. Plus: A Discovery of the Week for people who love their local music libraries! Links: Shopping at Amazon? Click this first! — If you're doing holiday shopping at Amazon, consider clicking my affiliate link first. You'll be supporting the show and it won't cost you anything extra! What's your most amazing 2019 Linux discovery? [Destination Linux Community] Video: Exploring music and Lollypop on elementary OS Discover of the Week: Lollypop [FlatHub] January 2019: The Linux Community Challenge February 2019: The Ugly Truth About Gaming Without Windows March: System76 Nails Gaming For Nvidia And AMD Users March 2019: Jason discovers the glory of bash scripts via Fedora 29 April 2019: I fell in love with Xfce May 2019: I started my first GitHub project June 2019: Btw I Installed Arch... My GitHub Project: Contributing To FOSS Christmas Student Contest: Win a System76 Thelio!

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