Audiocasts/Shows: LINUX Unplugged, GNOME 3.38, Late Night Linux and More
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Cabin Fever | LINUX Unplugged 371
Friends join us to discuss Cabin, a proposal that encourages more Linux apps and fewer distros.
Plus, we debate the value that the Ubuntu community brings to Canonical, and share a pick for audiobook fans.
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GNOME 3.38 - Tour of the New Features, and a few thoughts
It's that time of year again, where the new version of GNOME is upon us. Like every 6 months, this release includes a bunch of improvements to the desktop experience, and will be included in Ubuntu 20.10, Fedora 33, and will hit Arch and other rolling releases pretty quickly.
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Late Night Linux – Episode 98
How do we fix the broken Internet? We try to find solutions that don’t mean resorting to regulation. Plus Arm is sold again, Ubuntu community rumblings, a packed KDE Korner, and more.
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Ripcord: Time To Uninstall The Official Discord Client
I've been trying out a lot of these 3rd party discord clients lately like 6cord and Gtkcord and they're all missing something fundamental, but finally I've discord Ripcord which is an almost perfect client, basically the only thing that it's missing is video calls but I can always use the web client for that anyway.
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Python Podcast: Simplified Data Extraction And Analysis For Current Events With Newspaper
News media is an important source of information for understanding the context of the world. To make it easier to access and process the contents of news sites Lucas Ou-Yang built the Newspaper library that aids in automatic retrieval of articles and prepare it for analysis. In this episode he shares how the project got started, how it is implemented, and how you can get started with it today. He also discusses how recent improvements in the utility and ease of use of deep learning libraries open new possibilities for future iterations of the project.
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