Linux Outlaws

Linux Outlaws 120 - The Brown Mod

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 21:52:16 +0100

MP3 - 1 hour 47 minutes 43 seconds, 49.3 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

This week on Linux Outlaws: Dan & Fab discuss all the recent F/OSS news such as Skype open-sourcing their Linux client, Microsoft opening the PST format, Apple dropping ZFS, open source e-voting and they also interview Popey from the Ubuntu UK Podcast about Karmic Koala and why he loves the Satanic Edition so much.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

0:01:03 | Introduction

Errata: To get the wifi to stay on overnight on Android, go to the screen with the list of access points, then press the Menu key, and press “Advanced Options” to set the wifi timeout — thanks @yamatt
Mozilla backs open font format
Karmic vs. Win 7 boot video
New Firefox designs coming up (German article)
Update: French 3-Strikes Law now legal

0:14:44 | Releases & News

Endian Firewall 2.3
Toorox 10.2009
The ‘buntus: Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Mythbuntu, Edubuntu & Ubuntu Studio 9.10 “Karmic Koala”
ALT Linux 5.0 “Ark” and “School”
Ubuntu Rescue Remix 9.10
grml 2009.10
CAINE 1.0
AbiWord 2.8.0
CyanogenMod 4.2.1 stable — now with closed Google stuff removed
Android 2.0 SDK — Android 2.0 supports multitouch
Skype to open source their Linux client
Mozilla’s Raindrop messaging platform
First ever e-voting machine open-sourced
Another German press FAIL: Berliner Morgenpost mistakes KDE4 for Windows 7
White House site switches to Drupal
DoD says US military should adopt open source
Apple abandons ZFS, kills open source porting project
Symbian Foundation opens smartphone kernel source code

0:46:24 | Microwatch

Microsoft promises to open Outlook’s PST file format

0:49:34 | Interview

We interview Alan “popey” Pope of the Ubuntu UK Podcast about the new Ubuntu Karmic, OggCamp, his involvement in the Ubuntu Community Council and why he prefers Ubuntu Satanic Edition.

Beers of the Interview: Popey — Rosey Nosey, Fab — Bishops Finger (thanks @lucy)

Popey also mentioned this link: BBC News: Ubuntu readies the Karmic Koala

Tip: To fix the annoying system beep that turned up all over Karmic, follow this guide

1:29:24 | Feedback

Donations: Thanks to Andrew S., Jonathan K., Roger S. and David M.
Forums: The OggCamp thread
Audio Comment: Jon Spriggs on OggCamp
We also had nice emails about OggCamp from Robert Pinner (of The Linux Emporium), Chris Couvaras and Beeza
Olivier wrote to us about HADOPI being voted through
Randal Schwartz mails us about “What’s GNU/GNU?”
Kevin Daire tells us about The Dark Mod
thebinaryblob wrote and told us about OGRE, an open source game engine apparently being used by a lot of commercial products
Rich Brown suggests a possible episode title for us: There’s an Apt-get for That
More emails this week from Cult, Andreas Marschke, Herb Stein, Gordon, John47, Joe Linux, Patrick Dailey, Pete, Ivan Beveridge, Scott Pashley, David Synck, Nathan, Brian Hunt, David Purser, Pete Cannon and Dean Thomson
Did HP kill their Linux netbook offerings? — we’ll have to keep an eye on that…
CeBIT calling for F/OSS projects for free exhibition space in 2010

Song: Balrog Boogie by Diablo Swing Orchestra from the album The Butcher’s Ballroom

The theme music for this podcast is a song called “Sudo Modprobe”, it was written by Fab and produced and performed by Dan and Fab. The artwork for the album cover and the site including the Outlaw Tux was created by Fab. All material in this podcast is released under the Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0 license, except the music at the end of the show which is always licensed under the Creative Commons license specified by the artist under the provided link.

Linux Outlaws 119 - OggCamp Live Show (Uncut)

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Fri, 30 Oct 2009 19:52:14 +0100

MP3 - 1 hour 0 minutes 32 seconds, 27.7 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

The joint Linux Outlaws / Ubuntu UK Podcast live recording from OggCamp — uncut edition.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

This is the audio from the live episode we recorded before the OggCamp audience with the Ubuntu UK Podcast. It starts off with the raffle and thank you to the crew and later we discuss media production on Linux and the question if there are too many Linux distros. Warning: This is the uncut edition of the recording that contains all of the swearing.

Presenters on stage: @lauracowen, @dantheman, @popey, @fabsh, @ciemon & @tonywhitmore

Linux Outlaws 118 - Naughtify OSD

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 02:05:56 +0200

MP3 - 1 hour 29 minutes 28 seconds, 41.0 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

In this episode, which we recorded once again in one room together at Dan’s place in Liverpool, we apologise a lot and talk about the London Stock Exchange dumping Windows for Linux, Nokia giving away free N900s, Barnes & Noble’s new ebook reader, Ballmer saying Windows owns 75% of the server market and much, much more.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

0:00:55 | Introduction

This week’s episode was recorded with both Dan and Fab being in one room together in Liverpool and released with minimal editing as soon as possible
We also used a slightly different setup and different microphones
Errata: You don’t need Twitpic for identi.ca since it has attachments now — thanks @evan
Errata: As it turns out €1 doesn’t really equal $1 — thanks to Matěj Cepl for the tip
Errata: We confused Daniel “Not Cloud Man” Devine with Dan Dart who is the cloud man in Episode 116
Sorry for the MP3 FAIL on Episode 117, we fixed it within a few hours — please re-download the show if you still have problems
Sorry for the late release of Episode 116, we had a little snafu that prolonged the editing process
The Software Freedom Law Show did an episode on the Bilski briefs
Check out the Command Line Podcast interview with Randal Schwartz
Please: Do not take everything we say quite so literally, Linux Outlaws is best enjoyed with a generous dose of salt (ie. calibrate your sarcasm filters)
Beverage of the Week: Monster Energy

0:15:44 | Releases & News

Caos Linux 1.0.25
Parsix GNU/Linux 3.0
LinuxConsole 1.0.2009
Puppy Linux 4.3.1
OpenBSD 4.6
CentOS 5.4
Development Release: Fedora 12 Beta
Development Release: Ubuntu 9.10 RC
WordPress 2.8.5: Hardening Release
Firefox and Opera Mobile headed for Android
The London Stock Exchange gets the facts and dumps Windows for Linux
Red Hat passes Microsoft in stock price
Is Ubuntu moving to an invite-only approach for design process?
Ubuntu to store copies of all users’ address books — will this be secure?
Citrix and ARM join the Linux Foundation
Nokia gives out 300 free N900s to developers
Interesting World of Goo sale results
Barnes & Noble to release Android ebook-reader

0:55:02 | Microwatch

Sam Ramji on CodePlex
Ballmer thinks Windows has 75% server market share — yeah, right… in your dreams, Steve!
Microsoft Cloud FAIL: they manage to loose all the Sidekick data for T-Mobile

Tip: The League of Moveable Type — movement for free fonts on the web, the site includes some really cool fonts for free use

1:14:49 | Feedback

Forums: Most disturbing forum topic ever
James Hugman comments on Fab’s assertion that the Guardian Anywhere app for Android is slow and tells us that our hat logo is being used in it and that we get a credit for it in the “About” screen
Jonathan, a blind Linux user, tells us how PulseAudio makes his life a lot harder since it breaks the Orca screenreading software
Travis sends us a link to a GNU game that he found
David Geary, drewofdoom and Epicanis all wrote about ALSA multiple channel support with Dmix
In regards to open source game engines, Ted Strait says the game Star Wars: The Force Unleashed and many other games use the Open Dynamic Engine which is under the BSD license apparently
Jason Lee Jones send us some information about Kindle alternatives
We got other emails from Nick aka. FacetiousProxy, Les “Quarter” Pounder, AJ, Rafal Zajac, Darren Walsh, Andreas Marschke, Mark Venable, Brian Fitzhugh, John “the Nice Guy” Spriggs, Jonathan, Alienkid(10), Per Lindström, Tim Pass, Michael Burns, Mike O’Donohue, Matthew Pherigo, Steve Castelli, Akshay Shah and B1ackcr0w. Thanks to all of you for your feedback!
Jono & Aq are doing a new podcast! — this should really be called Bacon & Aq, and we also need Procter & Gambél
Ubuntu Release Party Manchester — Friday, October 30th at the Pitcher and Piano pub in Deansgate Docks
There’s also a Barcamp in Manchester on the 7th and 8th of November
Ubuntu Release Party Hull — Saturday, October 31st at The Old Grey Mare, Cottingham Road

Song: Crashing Down by David Rovics from the album Halliburton Boardroom Massacre

Linux Outlaws 117 - May the Schwartz Be With You

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 08:09:53 +0200

MP3 - 1 hour 43 minutes 38 seconds, 47.5 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

In this episode, we interview Randal L. Schwartz about Perl, Merlyn and Stonehenge, BSD, being a professional comedian, how Karaoke saved his life, the Schwartzian transform, FLOSS Weekly and much more.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

0:00:58 | Introduction

We introduce this special show and our special guest

0:03:00 | Interview

We interview Randal L. Schwartz about Perl, Smalltalk, Squeak, Seaside, Merlyn and Stonehenge, BSD, being a professional comedian, how Karaoke saved his life, Spaceballs, the Schwartzian transform, FLOSS Weekly, interviewing Linus Torvalds and much more. Links that Randal mentioned: Squeak by Example, Official Seaside website.

Some of Randal’s books:

Song: Entrails by Sounds Like Chicken from the album …Like a Cannonball to the Ocean Floor

Linux Outlaws 116 - Hardly a Stampede

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:17:39 +0200

MP3 - 1 hour 37 minutes 05 seconds, 44.5 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

On this week’s Linux Outlaws: Fender-styled Android phone, OSI loses corporate status, robotic submarine running Debian, German magazine CHIP spreads FUD about Linux, a PulseAudio rant and much more…

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

0:01:08 | Introduction

Episode 115 was released late because Fab was sick with the flu
Errata: Apparently not only Hotmail has been hacked, GMail and Yahoo have fallen prey to the same phishing scam
Fab explains how to get the English language DLC for Fallout from the PlayStation Store
Ubuntu boot system ugliness
T-Mobile launching gorgous Fender-styled Magic
Booze of the Week: Bulleit Bourbon

0:13:04 | Releases & News

Clonezilla Live 1.2.2-31
LliureX 9.09
Dragora GNU/Linux 1.1
Tiny Core Linux 2.4.1
Ingres Database 9.3
Bazaar 2.0
Security: Urgent Django security fix released
Kindle going international — but Amazon kinda botched the whole thing
The Open Source Initiative’s corporate status has been suspended — they might be seriously in trouble
Netgear announces open source router WNR3500L, but we’re kinda “meh” on the whole thing
Motorola drops LiMo and Windows Mobile to go full-on Android
MOTOLEAK: Hacker ports Blur UI to HTC G1
Nokia ports Qt to Maemo 5
Robotic submarine running Debian wins international competition — remember our 3rd episode?
Cisco becomes a major Linux server vendor overnight — or not…

0:40:24 | Microwatch

Microsoft has biggest ever security update yet
German magazine CHIP spreads FUD about Linux (German article)
Breaking News Crapple Story: Major bug in Snow Leopard deletes all user data

0:49:34 | In-Depth Topic

We have a discussion (some may call it a rant) about PulseAudio.

Interview with PulseAudio creator Lennart Poettering

1:04:27 | Feedback

Donations: Thanks to Mats, Kevan Vautier, Roger Hammer and Lars for supporting the show!
Forums: Brown Hat - Linux for Outlaws
Jay N. Forrest mails again about Microsoft’s open source operating systems
Daniel Devine, the Cloud Man, asks why people name their projects names like ScrotWM
Just Johny sent us some news about Debian GNU/kFreeBSD
Chris Lael sents us details of the ultimate beer keg carrying party bike from Portland
JonTheNiceGuy sent us feedback on the !microwatch group on Identi.ca, askes us if we know about TOR and pimps Little Brother by Cory Doctorow — Security Now episode on TOR
Other emails this week by Peter Redmer, Dean Thomson, Mark Venable, Peter Cannon aka. Dick Turpin, Les Pounder, Richard Querin, George De Bruin, Julian Aloofi, Steve from the Canadian Texas and Brian Hunt
Tag stories for us with #outlawstory on identi.ca
Look out for our upcoming interview with Randal Schwartz
Check out this song: Sax Man by Lonely Island feat. Jack Black

Song: New Orleans by David Rovics from the album Halliburton Boardroom Massacre

Linux Outlaws 115 - GNUbucks Coffee

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 02:05:47 +0200

MP3 - 1 hour 50 minutes 51 seconds, 50.8 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

On this show, which has been massively delayed due to Fab being taken out by the flu, we talk about GNU Bucks, Alan Turing being nominated for knighthood, Linux saving an Aussie power company and we also get into a massive discussion about sexism in the community.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

0:00:58 | Introduction

Apparently RMS said that Miguel “is a traitor to FSF’s core values” — we just wanted to clarify that, it is still not clear that RMS actually said anything like that at all
People are now being served on Twitter — this will all end in tears!
Ryan Paul from Ars Technica on the Cyanogen controversy and Google’s problems with being fully open — interesting read
Astrid now has widget support
OggCamp is getting close now — we are planning to have a limited number of souvenir mugs for people, donate at least 5 quid towards the event & take an awesome souvenir home!
OggCamp Sponsors: BitFolk, The Open Learning Centre, Canonical, Viglen, Linux Emporium & Pokebook — Media partner: Linux Format
Beer of the Week: Holsten Pilsener

0:15:39 | Releases & News

Calculate Linux 9.9
m0n0wall 1.236
Astaro Security Gateway 7.5
Untangle Gateway 7.0
Plamo Linux 4.7
GoblinX 3.0 “G:Standard”
Sabayon Linux 5.0
SystemRescueCd 1.3.1
Gentoo Linux 10.0
Looks like the Pirate Bay is not going to get bought after all — side note: one of the judges removed from the appeal is working for Spotify!?
SFLC Bilski brief: Software should not be patentable
Turing nominated for knighthood — more about Alan Turing
The Geek Atlas
FSF offers “GNU Bucks” for finding nonfree works in free distributions — more information
Linux saves Aussie power company from outage
More in-depth look at Google Wave from Ars Technica

0:54:43 | Microwatch

Thousands of Hotmail user account details posted online — BBC article about this

0:59:13 | In-Depth Topic

Fab talks about trying out the Ubuntu Karmic beta and more specifically the Xubuntu version of it and also about playing around with the latest Chromium builds from the Chromium Daily Builds PPA.

Fab’s boot video

We also discuss the whole debate about Mark Shuttleworth and his alleged sexist comment at LinuxCon which drags us into a complete rathole about sexism and alledged sexism in the community.

Android App Pick: Robo Defense (free trial or $2.99), a tower defense game for Android

1:27:11 | Feedback

Audio Feedback: George aka. SndChaser chimes in with a quick review of the Cowon iAudio U5
Donations: Thanks a lot to Ryan K., Scott F. and Gerd F. — you guys keep the show going!
Forums: Some listeners have nominated us for the Podcast Awards — yay!
Dean Thomson sent us some gaming related news about the idTech5 engine from id Software
Hanna-Kaisa Hakamaa from Finland discovered that she really is a geek inside and tells us that she enjoys the show
Jonathan tells us about GNOME SlackBuild, a one-command installation of Gnome for Slackware
BigJim says we should check out Smoothwall
Ben made some alternative album art for us
Other emails by Mike Emerick, Nokes, Igor Wawrzyniak, Juan Mares and Giovanni Pellegrini — also thanks to Jay N. Forrest from the Linux User Podcast for sending us his thoughts on the CodePlex Foundation.

Slightly unfortunate song choice by Dan this week…

Song: Swedish Ladies from the album The Darker The Sky Is The Brighter The Stars Shine by Jonay

Linux Outlaws 114 - LinuxCon 2009 Special

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 15:16:48 +0200

MP3 - 1 hour 31 minutes 25 seconds, 41.9 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

In another special episode, we bring you Dan’s interviews from LinuxCon with James Bottomley (SCSI subsystem maintainer), Allison Randal & Chromatic (Parrot), Jeremy Allison (Samba) and Greg Kroah-Hartman (staging tree maintainer) as well as a Mac rant from Fab.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

0:00:56 | Introduction

We finally play the audio feedback from Danny Vose and reply to it, after which a whole discussion about Macs and MacOS X ensues
Fab talks about Bethesda’s Fallout 3 DLC debacle on the PS3

0:32:11 | Interviews

0:32:11 | James Bottomley, Linux kernel developer and SCSI subsystem maintainer — he now works at Novell
0:40:23 | Allison Randal and Chromatic (real name unknown) from the Parrot virtual machine project
0:49:35 | Jeremy Allison, co-creator of the Samba file server — now working at Google
1:09:49 | Greg Kroah-Hartman, creator of the Linux Driver Project and maintainer of the kernel staging tree (aka. The Maintainer of Crap) — he also works for Novell

Get older episodes from the Outlaw Archives

Song: R.P.G. by David Rovics from the album Halliburton Boardroom Massacre

Linux Outlaws 113 - Remember Cancún?

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 23:55:31 +0200

MP3 - 1 hour 59 minutes 33 seconds, 54.8 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

In this show, which just narrowly scrapes under the two hour mark by a whisker, Dan and Fab discuss the CyanogenMod troubles, RMS and Miguel de Icaza, Sam Ramji and more Codeplex news as well as Dan’s experiences at LinuxCon.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

0:01:42 | Introduction

Thanks to mintCast for playing the OggCamp promo in their Episode 22!
You can now scrobble to Libre.fm from Android with Simple Last.fm Scrobbler
Meet the new German foreign minister
Congratulations to Randy Noseworthy and his new bride, the first ever OLF wedding

0:12:35 | Releases & News

0:57:46 | Microwatch

1:05:42 | In-Depth Topic

Dan talks about his experiences at LinuxCon in Portland.

OggCamp partners: BitFolk, The Open Learning Centre, Canonical, Viglen, The Linux Emporium & Linux Format

1:38:47 | Feedback

Donations: Thanks to Steve B. (no, not Ballmer…)
Forums: musk had a very good point on F/OSS game development in the feedback thread to Episode 112 — we never thought of that!
Danny Vose sent us some great audio feedback about Apple and why he likes their desktop products, sadly the clip is four minutes long and we can’t fit it in this week
James Hugman tells us about his Android app Guardian Anywhere
John confirmes that he received the pens he won
Alistair Munro sends us a link to this great interview with Shingledecker
Adam most likely didn’t get our sarcasm
JonTheNiceGuy tells us Pokebook is a parody of Facebook which only implements the poke function
Frank Bell explains all the desktop environments and window managers that come with Slackware to us — no Gnome, though…
Matthew Cucuzella says the most worrying recent use of deep packet inspection was Phorm
David Ellis sent us this press release from Microsoft about the GPLv3
Other emails we received were from Steve “from the Canadian Texas”, Thomas Perl, Les Pounder, Mats “You’re totally wrong” Taraldsvik, Andrew Barnett, Jason Simpson, Dave S., David Ramsey Cain, Tony Ciak, Ravel Lopez, St3v3, Carson, Bill Toulas, Stephen Parsons, BigJim and Johan Vervloet

Song: Welcome to Germany by Sondaschicht from the album Welcome to Germany

Linux Outlaws 112 - PS3 Gaming Special

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 20:52:30 +0200

MP3 - 1 hour 24 minutes 46 seconds, 38.8 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

In this special episode, Dan and Fab talk about their favourite Playstation 3 games and also discuss the absence of high-profile open source games.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

We explain our reasoning for this special show, Dan is in America right now
There will be another regular show next week
We discuss the fact that there aren’t very many, high quality, state-of-the-art open source games or game engines

Our Favourite Playstation 3 Games

Grand Theft Auto IV, Third Person Shooter / Adventure / Free Play
Fallout 3, RPG / First Person Shooter / Third Person Shooter
Little Big Planet, Platformer / Physics Simulation
LEGO Star Wars, Adventure / Puzzle Game
Wipeout HD, Futuristic Racing
FIFA 10, Sports (Football)
NHL 10, Sports (Ice Hockey)
Tony Hawk’s Proving Ground, Sports (Skateboarding)
Burnout Paradise, Racing
Resistance: Fall of Man, First Person Shooter
Resistance 2, First Person Shooter
Colin McRae DiRT 2, Racing Simulation

Our PSN handles are MethodDan & fabsh — so join us for a gaming session if you own a PS3!

Song: Helix Nebula by Anamanaguchi

Linux Outlaws 111 - Developers, Developers... D'oh!

feedback@linuxoutlaws.com (The Linux Outlaws) — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 00:20:53 +0200

MP3 - 1 hour 39 minutes 32 seconds, 45.6 MB, Ogg Vorbis version here — you can also download all our episodes in both MP3 and Ogg Vorbis format from the Outlaw Archives.

This week on the show: Beer from hell, deep packet inspection, MOTOROLA’S NEW ANDROID UI, Microsoft vs. Zim Jemlin and the Linux Foundation and much more.

If you have any feedback on the show, please leave it in the forums — preferably in the thread for this episode.

0:02:01 | Introduction

OggCamp promo
This is the third year of Linux Outlaws!
OggCamp Sponsors: Bitfolk, The Open Learning Centre and Canonical
Astrid to get complete rewrite for 3.0 — including new plugin abilities
List of Free Software on Android — thanks to JonTheNiceGuy
Pokebook says Dan is a “celebrity podcaster” and “endorsed them”
Security: Botnet of zombie Linux web servers in the wild — check if your server serves malicious content on port 8080!
Beer of the Week: Augustinerbräu Lagerbier Hell

0:14:20 | Releases & News

Easy Peasy 1.5
GoblinX 3.0 “G:Noblin”
CRUX 2.6
Bluewhite64 Linux 13.0
moonOS 3
Trisquel GNU/Linux 3.0
Absolute Linux 13.0
Hymera Open 20090910
Linux Mint 7 “Xfce”
Webconverger 5.5
NuTyX 2009
gNewSense 2.3
Gnome dependencies analysed with debtree
Motorola introduces new Android phones and MOTOBLUR social networking skin for Android — try MOTOBLUR here
Android 2.0 delayed, coming in December
Deep packet inspection engine goes open source
Facebook open sources the “Tornado” web server
Apple open sources Grand Central Dispatch — but is it useful at all?
Drupal’s new trademark policy under fire

0:53:05 | Microwatch

1:06:59 | Android App Pick

Google Listen (free) — Google’s podcatcher / spoken word application

Install by scanning this barcode:

1:13:06 | Feedback

Donations: Thanks to Daniel V. and Matt H.
Forums: Windigo’s OggCamp badge maker
Torben Stones sent us a link to a Dilbert cartoon about overgenerous software patents, even cartoons have cottoned on to it now
Les (Quarter) Pounder sent us this amusing story about a pigeon that is faster than ADSL
klaatu of The Bad Apples and HPR fame sent us a message about his Unix Porn website
SK Keeper from Portugal tells us he enjoys the show, congratulates us on the, in his words, awesome work we do, and hopes we can reach episode 200, 300 or even 400
Ola also congratulates us on our two year anniversary
Ben Stokes sends us a tip about the CTRL+R history feature in bash
Ger Apeldoorn congratulates Fab on having freedom in his pocket, he says he should try CyanogenMod now
Other emails this week from Michal Kaut, Joe Linux, Dean Thomson, George De Bruin, Billy Crook, Joe Foy, Arron Finnon, Dan Collins and Christian Farrow
We will have a special show next week since Dan is in Portland for Linux Con — he will post an audio diary about that on his blog

Song: Gimme Your Leg by De Fuckups (from Archive.org)