• Discussion:
• Efficient PC hardware review
• We review the Wraith PC from Efficient PC. Listen in to our next episode (number 10) for a chance to win this great computer!
• Ubuntu mobile edition confusion
• Lugradio Live discussion
• Drobo disk storage robot and Drobo Share
• Competition:
• The competition from Episode 8 is still open. It will end on the 12th July. (we have extended the competition due to the last episode being late).

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• The last of our interviews from the Ubuntu Developer Summit:
  • Matt Oquist talks about Software Freedom Day
  • KDE contributor Celeste Lyn Paul talks in depth about human-computer interaction (HCI) and enlightens us on the (KDE) human interface guidelines.
  • Utahs best export, Mike Basinger talks about his passion for the Ubuntu Forums, and his calming influence on the Ubuntu Community Council.
  • A very informative interview with Kurt von Finck about the Canonical Support operation, where to get the best deal on Ubuntu support and some stories from the trenches.
  • An interview with the “King of Bling”, Mirco “MacSlow” Müller talks about lowfat, GDM, face browser, cheese, memaker, clutter, avant window navigator, mpx in xorg.
• Competition
  • We set a new competition, which will end on the 12th July. (we have extended the competition due to this episode being late).

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• Discussion:
  • An interview with Ubuntu Community Manager Jono Bacon about FOSS Camp and UDS.
  • An interview with the Wubi guy, Agostino Russo
  • Learning to program in Python
  • An interview with Cory Kontros from Ubuntu Studio
• Competition results!
  • The winner of the trivia competition is announced. We’ll send them a coupon for the Canonical Store to spend on whatever they want!
    We’ll have another competition in Episode 8.

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• Discussion:
• A chat about the recent Ubuntu Developer Summit.
• A lengthy interview with Mark Shuttleworth where we discuss a range of topics including:-
• The release and death of Gobuntu
• Dealing with reactions to Mark Shuttleworth’s blog
• Mozilla Thunderbird
• Python
• Deciding what applications are shipped with Ubuntu
• SSH/SSL vulnerability resolution
• Updated shipit CDs
• HBD
• The future of Linux
• The Ubuntu Community
• Killer features in 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex)
• Ubuntu Mobile
• No news segment this week.
• Another Competition
• The second trivia competition is announced. Listen in to hear the question and how to enter. The winner will be announced in the next episode, and they’ll receive a coupon for the Canonical Store.

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• Discussion:
  • An interview with Pete Savage.
    • progbox.vid
  • A chat with Phil Newborough.
    • Random Ubuntu Advocacy
    • Crunchbang Linux
  • We rate our Hardy upgrade experiences.
  • Following up with our CLI vs GUI discussion with Laura Cowen.
• In the news:
  • gNewSense release version 2.
  • Adobe opening up the FLV specs.
  • The UK’s Unix User Group has convinced the High Court to carry out a judicial review of the British Standard Institute’s decision to vote in favour of Microsoft’s controversial Office Open XML (OOXML) specification.
  • 30th birthday of spam
  • Sun in process of certifying Ubuntu.
• Competition results!
  • The winner of the trivia competition is announced. We’ll send them a coupon for the Canonical Store to spend on whatever they want! We’ll have another competition in Episode 6.

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• Discussion:
  • Unix/Linux Malware & Security precautions.
  • Interview with Ian Ozsvald from Showmedo.
  • A short phone call from Mark Shuttleworth.
• In the news:
  • Red Hat Skips Consumer Linux Desktop
  • MySQL/Sun Add proprietary code to MySQL
• New Feature!
  • Trivia competition - we have coupons for the Canonical Store to give away!
    • Listen to the show, drop an email before the 3rd May 2008 to the competition@ubuntu-uk.org email address with your answer to the question we ask. We’ll ask Mark Shuttleworth to pick a winner at random from the correct entries and then email the coupon code over to the winner.

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• Discussion:
  • Command line versus GUI.
  • Mythbuntu.
  • Podcast production.
• In the news:
  • Microsoft OOXML ISO Clarification.
  • Adobe releases Air for Linux.
  • Launchpad supports OpenID.
  • UK Conservative & Labour Parties talk about Open Source.
  • Ubuntu survives Tipping point “Pwn to Own” contest.
  • Ubuntu Live.

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• Interviews:
  • Ubuntu Demo day organiser Dianne Reuby talks about what’s planned for the 26th April.
  • Dave Murphy -talks about Cumbria LUG, schwuk, Canonical, authoring and hardware.
• How low can you go - putting Ubuntu on small or low resource hardware.
• Pronouncing names associated with Linux.
• Would you go back? What would you do if there was no more Ubuntu.
• Feedback from the first show.

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This packed episode is full of:-

• A brief into to the cast, some history of how the podcast was conceived.
• Discussion on Ubuntu’s Brainstorm site.
  • Introduction, discussion on why it’s there.
  • Talk about some of the top ideas
• FOSDEM 2008 - Interviews with:-
  • Andrew Waffa, developer from the Bongo project
    • Bongo is the FOSS lightweight webmail and calendar client, Andrew tells Dave and Tony about how this exciting project has been progressing.
  • Becky Hogge of the Open Rights Group
    • Becky talks about ORG and their new project, Sound Copyright
  • Jan Claeys from the Belgian Ubuntu LoCo Team
    • Jan tells us where the Belgian LoCo team started and what they do to promote Ubuntu.
• Pimp the Ubuntu Demo day

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