Apologies for the lack of shows for the past two weeks. I had a heavy cold and assumed you wouldn’t want me coughing and sniffling in your ears. :)

• Canonical extends Ubuntu 12.04 support for paying customers

This month

• Command & Conquer
• How-To : Python (Arduino), Keep Your Linux Trim, and Program For Ubuntu Touch
• Graphics : Inkscape & Kdenlive
• ChromeCult: CryptUP
• Linux Labs: Digital Video & Rclone
• Book Review: Wicked Cool Shell Scripts
• Ubuntu Games: Mad Max

Plus: News, Q&A, and soooo much more.

• Ubuntu Touch OTA-15 Has Been Officially Released for Ubuntu Phones and Tablets

• UBports Community Successfully Ports Canonical’s Ubuntu OS to the Fairphone 2

• Tails 3.0 will drop 32-bit processor support

• Ubuntu 17.04 Skips First Alpha for Opt-In Flavors

• Nexus 5 Now a Fully Working Ubuntu Phone, Fairphone 2 Gets Voice Call Support

• Canonical Clarifies the Current State of Ubuntu Phones and Ubuntu Touch Updates

• Ubuntu 17.04 to Support IPP Everywhere Printers and Apple AirPrint

• Debian Is Considering “Automatic Upgrades”

• 0-days hitting Fedora and Ubuntu open desktops to a world of hurt

• New BlackArch Linux ISOs Roll Out with over 1600 Hacking Tools

• Ubuntu Core 16 released

• Canonical announces live kernel patching for Ubuntu

• Linux Kernels Patched Against “Dirty COW” bug

• FakeFile Trojan Opens Backdoors on Linux Computers

• Linus Torvalds Announces Linux Kernel 4.9 RC3

• This drone development kit can also be an Ubuntu PC

• IBM to set up new Linux cloud for Africa

• BASHLITE malware turning millions of Linux Based IoT Devices into DDoS botnet

• You Can Now Have All the Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Live DVDs in a Single ISO Image

• Canonical Releases Snapcraft 2.10 Snaps Creator with Support for ZIP Files, and More

• OpenSwitch Moves Under Linux Foundation Umbrella

• Ubuntu MATE 16.04 Alpha 2 Released as the Biggest Update Ever

• Canonical reinvents the personal mobile computing experience

• Linux Kernel 2.6.32 LTS Reaches End of Life in February 2016

• Using IPv6 with Linux? You’ve likely been visited by scanners

The beta test version. This all began because I (Ronnie) was looking for a news only podcast for FOSS/Linux/Ubuntu, and found nothing. So, like the fool I am, I thought: why not start one! And here it is. DISCLAIMER I’m no professional announcer/podcaster, as you’ll hear, so I’m still new at this. Constructive criticism is welcome.

This month

• Command & Conquer
• How-To : Program in Python, LibreOffice, and Using LaTeX
• Graphics : Inkscape.
• Linux Labs: Syncthing
• Review: BQ Aquaris E4.5 Ubuntu Phone & Able2Extract Pro 9
• Competition: WIN a copy of Able2Extract Pro 9
• Ubuntu Games: Penumbra Necrologue & Perfect Golf
• My Story special on handling molecules in Linux

Plus: News, Arduino, Q&A, and soooo much more.

This month

• Command & Conquer
• How-To : Minimal Ubuntu Install, LibreOffice, and GRUB2.
• Graphics : Blender and Inkscape
• Linux Labs: Ripping DVDs with Handdrake, and Compiling a Kernel
• Arduino

Plus: Q&A, Security, Ubuntu Games, and soooo much more.