Linux Weekly Daily Wednesday

Linux Weekly Daily Wednesday


Latest Episodes

LWDW 360: Orange PiNAS 2023
January 18, 2023

Shoving Xubuntu onto a single CD, ripping Cd audio the right way, DIY Orange Pi NAS, and returning to KDE after an extended break.

LWDW 359: Windows Installs Empathy
January 11, 2023

Nitrux ff enables Flathub by default, OBS Studio 29.0 learns how to EQ, RasPi Camera Module 3 packs 12MP, and a new system monitor for the Linux desktop.

LWDW 358: Edubuntu is back and hacking Xfinity with Linux
January 04, 2023

Edubuntu is back! Handbrake gets super AV1 powers, System76 is giving away a Thelio Mira Workstation, hacking Xfinity with Linux, and data recovery with xfs_undelete.

LWDW 357: PineTab 2 and XFCE 4.18
December 21, 2022

XFCE 4.18 is out! OBS adds support for WebRTC, Pine64 talks about the PineTab 2, and no Raspi 5 in 2023.

LWDW 356: Raspberry Pi Stock Update and Ninja Sloth 6.1
December 14, 2022

Hurr durr I'ma ninja sloth 6.1 is out! Kdenlive adds support for QT6, Openshot 3.0 learns how to High DPI, and good news for the RasPi supply.

LWDW 355: Linux powered Landlines
December 07, 2022

Korg synthesizers are full of Pi, easy webcam settings with Cameractrls, noise-cancelling PineBuds, and Linux powered landlines.

LWDW 354: Reaper gets the CLAP and 32GB Orange Pi 5
November 30, 2022

openSUSE removes support for x86-64-v1 CPUs, Reaper gets the CLAP, Asahi Linux M2 Updates, and a 32GB Orange Pi 5.

LWDW 353: Hacking Sony Cameras With Linux and Resurrecting G+
November 23, 2022

Cuckoo.Plus gives Mastodon a G+ facelift, MPV adds support for PipeWire, hacking a Sony camera with Linux, and ROCKing Raspberry Pi alternative.

LWDW 352: Fedora 37 and Davinci Resolve 18.1
November 16, 2022

Fedora 37 hungers for Raspberries! Davinci Resolve 18.1 is a spite-crashy mess, simplifying Firefox with Pulse, and a 32GB Orange Pi 5.

LWDW 351: XFCE 4.18 preview and Signal Snaps back
November 09, 2022

Signal disappears from the Snap store, Nitrux 2.5 is ready for public consumption, XFCE 4.18 is looking slick, and NanoPi R6S is full of holes.