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Audiocasts/Shows: Using Calibre To Keep Your Digital Library and Linux Action News 81

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  • Using Calibre To Keep Your Digital Library In Order with Kovid Goyal - Episode 187

    Digital books are convenient and useful ways to have easy access to large volumes of information. Unfortunately, keeping track of them all can be difficult as you gain more books from different sources. Keeping your reading device synchronized with the material that you want to read is also challenging. In this episode Kovid Goyal explains how he created the Calibre digital library manager to solve these problems for himself, how it grew to be the most popular application for organizing ebooks, and how it works under the covers. Calibre is an incredibly useful piece of software with a lot of hidden complexity and a great story behind it.

  • Linux Action News 81

    The Fuchsia bomb ticks closer, Valve’s Steam Link end of life shocks us, and Amazon’s new, rather obvious feature.

    Plus the surprise use for Red Hat Enterprise, and an update on the Linux powered Atari VCS.

Open Source Security Podcast

More recent/Thanksgiving podcasts

  • Sunday Morning Linux Review Episode 294 – Fresh looks: Manjaro 17.1.12
  • The Linux Link Tech Show Episode 784

    stan lee, linux wins and loses, phones, 3d printing

  • FLOSS Weekly 507: Kong

    Marco Palladino is an inventor, software developer and Internet entrepreneur based in San Francisco, California. He is the co-founder and CTO of Kong, the most widely adopted open source API platform. Besides being a core maintainer, Marco is currently responsible for the design and delivery of the Kong products, while also providing the technical thought leadership around APIs and microservices within Kong and the external community.

  • PODCAST SEASON 5 EPISODE 18

    In this episode: An all-star show with TV appearances, new magazines, lots of finds and a flake of optimism.

  • Going Linux #357 · Running your business on Linux - Part 1

    Although the title of this episode says that we'll be talking about running a business on Linux, we focus most of our conversation beyond the operating system and onto other open source applications for use in business.

  • mintCast 296 VPN and PI

    Leo Setting up PiVPN and Pi-Hole on Pi’s and migrating them to a full Ubuntu VM. Testing out K/Ubuntu 18.10. Solus broke for me, gamingwise.

    Tony H Using a USB sound card so I could use my headset with integrated microphone on my Toshiba z30 with only a combined audio jack, while on the road last week. Worked flawlessly during the mumble discussion

  • LHS Episode #259: SatNOGS Deep Dive

    Welcome to Episode 259 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this episode, we talk with Pierros Papadeas, SV1QVE, of the SatNOGS project. We take a deep look into the Open Space Foundation, SatNOGS and the linked satellite ground station network they have put together. We look under the covers at the software and hardware that make the project work, talk about its past and its future direction, and much more information about satellites in amateur radio, rotators, single-board computers, networking, aggregated information databases and much more. Thank you for listening. We hope you enjoy.

  • GNU World Order 25.11.18

    Listener feedback about otters and ZFS, and Klaatu tries Steam Play and the Proton (WINE) layer.

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