Destination Linux
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- 9 Nov 2026
À propos du podcast
Destination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more! Destination Linux website https://deviantairwaves.com Become a Patron https://patreon.com/destinationlinux Buy Me a Coffee https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinux Merch https://shop.deviantairwaves.com EFF x Destination Linux https://eff.org/destinationlinux Sandfly Security https://sandfly.com/?utmsource=destinationlinux&utmmedium=podcast&utmcampaign=podcast&utmcontent=player-page
Épisodes 497
491: The Future of Open Source Security with Aisle CEO Ondrej Vlcek | Destination Linux 491
Open source is facing a security problem unlike anything we’ve seen before. Maintainers are overwhelmed, developers are drowning in low-quality vulnerability reports, and AI is making it easier than ever to …
Notes de l’épisode
Open source is facing a security problem unlike anything we’ve seen before. Maintainers are overwhelmed, developers are drowning in low-quality vulnerability reports, and AI is making it easier than ever to search for weaknesses at scale.
In Destination Linux Episode 491, Ryan, Jill, and Zeb sit down with Aisle CEO and Co-Founder Ondrej Vlcek for a fascinating conversation about the future of open-source security.
Ondrej takes us through his journey into cybersecurity, his career at Avast, and what ultimately led him to co-found Aisle. From there, we dig into what’s broken with the traditional “scan, prioritize, and patch” approach, how developers can separate real threats from mountains of noise, and how AI is changing the battle between attackers and defenders.
We also explore how Aisle fits into developer workflows, who the platform is designed for, the challenges facing projects such as PHP, and what autonomous security could mean for open-source software.
Plus, Community Feedback takes us into a very different security and privacy debate: online age verification, TPM requirements, digital identity, older hardware, and the potential implications for Linux users.
And with Destination Linux rapidly approaching Episode 500, we want your ideas for how we should celebrate!
Grab your favorite distro, keep that sudo password handy, and join us for Destination Linux Episode 491.
Destination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more!
Destination Linux website
https://deviantairwaves.comBecome a Patron
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https://eff.org/destinationlinux00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
Linux #opensource #FOSS #podcast #security #privacy #AI #redhat #ubuntu #suse #opensuse #debian #SteamOS
00:02:46 Community Feedback
00:08:54 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:11:04 Introducing Signal Boost
00:13:15 Ondrej’s Early Days in Computing
00:23:47 From Avast to Founding Aisle
00:30:02 AI and the Changing Security Landscape
00:37:06 How Aisle Finds and Fixes Vulnerabilities
00:43:39 Cutting Through AI Security Report Noise
00:50:05 Open Source Security and a More Optimistic Future
00:58:33 Securing Aisle and Joining Cohere
01:07:22 Aisle’s Message for Developers
01:10:47 The Lightning Round
01:13:48 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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490: Stop These Bad Linux Habits + The Open Source Smartwatch We’ve Been Waiting For!
Are your Linux habits slowly breaking your system? On Destination Linux 490, Rocco joins the crew as we look at the Linux habits that can come back to haunt you, including the problems that can arise around …
Notes de l’épisode
Are your Linux habits slowly breaking your system?
On Destination Linux 490, Rocco joins the crew as we look at the Linux habits that can come back to haunt you, including the problems that can arise around PPAs, repositories, and the choices we make while tinkering with our systems.
But that’s just the beginning.
A smartwatch you actually own? Ryan introduces the UNA Watch, a smartwatch built around open hardware, open-source software, repairability, hackability, privacy, and user freedom. Could this be the wearable Linux and open-source enthusiasts have been waiting for?
Linux Kernel 7.3 brings some exciting changes, including improvements for Linux gaming and AMD GPUs with limited VRAM, Ext4 performance, system responsiveness, hardware support, and more.
Is AI-generated creativity actually art? Community feedback sends us back into the AI art debate with The Moonbeam Patrol, a story written by an open-source AI and brought to life by a human artist.
OBS Studio 33 vs. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS: Zeb asks why OBS would retire support for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS and whether Linux creators should actually be concerned.
And the chaos doesn't stop when the podcast ends. We kicked off our first Destination Linux community game stream with Jackbox!
Destination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more!
Destination Linux website
https://deviantairwaves.comBecome a Patron
https://patreon.com/destinationlinuxBuy Me a Coffee
https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinuxMerch
https://shop.deviantairwaves.comEFF x Destination Linux
https://eff.org/destinationlinux00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
Linux #opensource #FOSS #podcast #security #privacy #AI #redhat #ubuntu #suse #opensuse #debian #SteamOS
00:02:49 Community Feedback
00:19:26 Destination Linux Live Streams
00:21:05 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:23:09 Linux Habits That Can Break Your System
00:35:40 UNA Watch: An Open-Source Smartwatch
00:50:38 Linux 7.3 Released
01:01:19 OBS Studio 33 Released
01:06:47 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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489: Destination Linux 489: PHP2Shell Emergency & Inside the OOSC Conference
In Destination Linux Episode 489, Ryan and Jill deliver a tight, focused episode centered around community perspectives, major security news, and an inspiring interview with the organizers of India’s rapidly …
Notes de l’épisode
In Destination Linux Episode 489, Ryan and Jill deliver a tight, focused episode centered around community perspectives, major security news, and an inspiring interview with the organizers of India’s rapidly growing Opportunity Open Source Conference (OOSC).
We begin with community feedback on AI art, exploring how prompting, creativity, and human intention intersect in this evolving medium.
Then we dive into the PHP2Shell emergency: two critical vulnerabilities (CVE‑2026‑109618 and CVE‑2026‑109619) affecting PHP’s session.upload_progress feature. These flaws allow unauthenticated remote code execution and forced an emergency patch release. We break down what happened, who’s affected, and what everyday users, site owners, and administrators need to do right now.
In our feature interview, we welcome Akarshan and Till Kamppeter from OOSC, founded by OpenPrinting’s Till Kamppeter and Aveek Basu. OOSC 4.0 brought together more than 500 developers, researchers, and students, and the team used Destination Linux as a framework for their streaming and event structure. We talk inspiration, challenges, community impact, and the future of OOSC.
Plus new patrons, merch shoutouts, and plenty of laughs along the way.
Boot up your favorite distro, fire up your terminal, and join us for another Linux adventure.
Timestamps
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:36 Community Feedback
00:11:57 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:14:10 Introducing the Opportunity Open Source Conference
00:20:58 Growing OOSC From Meetup to Major Conference
00:34:03 Nicknames and Hats
00:38:55 From First-Time Contributor to Conference Organizer
00:54:01 Building a Conference With Open Source Tools
01:04:57 Modernizing Printers With Open Printing on Zephyr
01:08:08 OOSC 4.0’s Highlights and What’s Next
01:22:07 Critical PHP Vulnerabilities: PHP2Shell
01:33:08 Closing ThoughtsOOSC Link https://oosc.iiita.ac.in/
This is Destination Linux.
Destination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more!
OOSC Conference
https://oosc.iiita.ac.in/Destination Linux website
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https://sandfly.com/?utm_source=destinationlinux&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=podcast&utm_content=yt-description00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
Linux #opensource #FOSS #podcast #security #privacy #AI #redhat #ubuntu #suse #opensuse #debian #SteamOS
00:01:36 Community Feedback
00:11:57 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:14:10 Introducing the Opportunity Open Source Conference
00:20:58 Growing OOSC From Meetup to Major Conference
00:34:03 Nicknames and Hats
00:38:55 From First-Time Contributor to Conference Organizer
00:54:01 Building a Conference With Open Source Tools
01:04:57 Modernizing Printers With Open Printing on Zephyr
01:08:08 OOSC 4.0’s Highlights and What’s Next
01:22:07 Critical PHP Vulnerabilities: PHP2Shell
01:33:08 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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488: Epic Games on Linux?! Lutris Mathieu Comandon Explores This Huge Gaming News, Steam Frame Review & F‑Droid 2.0 | DL488
In Destination Linux Episode 488, Jill hosts an action‑packed Linux adventure with Zeb and special guest host Mathieu Comandon, creator of Lutris. Mathieu brings massive Linux gaming updates, including Easy …
Notes de l’épisode
In Destination Linux Episode 488, Jill hosts an action‑packed Linux adventure with Zeb and special guest host Mathieu Comandon, creator of Lutris. Mathieu brings massive Linux gaming updates, including Easy Anti‑Cheat Linux v2, the Epic Games Launcher AppImage Beta, and his early impressions of the Steam Frame - marking one of the biggest Linux gaming leaps in years.
Jill announces upcoming Destination Linux community game streams, featuring Jackbox, Golf With Your Friends, Serious Sam, and more - all streamed on Twitch and the platform with the big red button.
Zeb covers three major news stories shaking the tech world:
Linus Torvalds using AI/LLMs to decipher complex kernel patches
A Discord data breach affecting millions
Denmark’s unbelievable “123456” password incident exposing 88 million records
Jill wraps up with a deep dive into F‑Droid 2.0, the largest overhaul of the privacy‑centric Android app store in nearly a decade - featuring a modern UI, expanded search, automatic background updates, and Jetpack Compose redesign.
Plus, we highlight new Patrons, community feedback, and plenty of laughs along the way.
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:43 Community Feedback
00:10:11 Live Stream Announcements
00:13:46 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:15:14 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:18:15 Easy Anti-Cheat Rebuilds Linux Support
00:28:22 Epic Games Store Arrives on Linux
00:37:37 Steam Frame: VR Gaming on Linux
00:50:48 Self-Hosted Writing Help with LanguageTool
00:56:18 Linus Torvalds Uses AI to Review Code
00:59:15 New Discord Data Breach
01:02:27 Denmark's Central Person Register Breached
01:06:30 Closing Thoughts (and Kitty!)Boot up your favorite distro, fire up your terminal, and join us for another Linux adventure!
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487: Destination Linux 487: Rocco Returns! AI Debates, Orion Browser Axed & F‑Droid 2.0
In Destination Linux Episode 487, Ryan hosts an episode packed with open‑source news, community stories, and the triumphant return of Rocco, bringing that classic Big Daddy Linux energy back to the show for the …
Notes de l’épisode
In Destination Linux Episode 487, Ryan hosts an episode packed with open‑source news, community stories, and the triumphant return of Rocco, bringing that classic Big Daddy Linux energy back to the show for the second time in a single month.
We kick things off with heartfelt community feedback from O.C. Supertoner, followed by a lively discussion about AI‑generated code and whether Linux users should embrace or reject LLM‑assisted development. Rocco shares his thoughts on the new Hylki email client for GNOME and the growing debate around AI contributions in open‑source projects.
Zeb covers the end of the Orion browser for Linux and the implications of Kagi open‑sourcing its codebase. He also dives into the Netherlands’ bold move to adopt a Nix‑based government desktop after sanctions disrupted ICC access to Microsoft services, plus Amazon blocking Meta’s AI shopping agent.
It’s a fun, fast‑moving episode full of laughs, insights, and the open‑source passion that makes Destination Linux feel like home.
About The Show
Destination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more!Destination Linux website
https://deviantairwaves.comBecome a Patron
https://patreon.com/destinationlinuxBuy Me a Coffee
https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinuxMerch
https://shop.deviantairwaves.comEFF x Destination Linux
https://eff.org/destinationlinuxSandfly Security
https://sandfly.com/?utm_source=destinationlinux&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=podcast&utm_content=yt-description00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
Linux #opensource #FOSS #podcast #security #privacy #AI #redhat #ubuntu #suse #opensuse #debian #SteamOS
00:01:50 Community Feedback
00:09:15 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:10:31 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:12:32 Hylki Email Client
00:44:07 Orion Browser for Linux Discontinued
00:50:38 Dutch Government Goes Nix
00:58:34 Amazon Blocks Meta's AI From Store
01:00:23 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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486: Destination Linux 486: Monica Ayhens‑Madon on Thunderbird, Thundermail & the Future of Open‑Source Communities
In Destination Linux Episode 486, Jill hosts an extended and heartfelt conversation with Monica Ayhens‑Madon, one of the most passionate open‑source community advocates in the Linux world. Monica shares her …
Notes de l’épisode
In Destination Linux Episode 486, Jill hosts an extended and heartfelt conversation with Monica Ayhens‑Madon, one of the most passionate open‑source community advocates in the Linux world. Monica shares her journey from Canonical’s Community Team to Ubuntu MATE, her time on the Ubuntu Community Council, and her current role helping shape the future of Thunderbird.
We dive into the upcoming Thundermail web client, Thunderbird’s modernization efforts, community building, privacy, security, and the philosophy behind empowering users through open‑source tools. Ryan discusses data portability and rclone, Zeb brings his signature wit, and Jill leads the conversation with warmth and enthusiasm.
This episode ran long - in the best way - because the conversation with Monica was simply too good to cut short.
TimeStamps00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
About The Show
00:02:44 Patron Hangout Stories
00:06:58 Community Feedback
00:17:00 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:18:27 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:19:40 Monica’s Linux Journey
00:33:22 Building An Open Source Community
00:39:13 Working on Ubuntu MATE
00:54:44 Thunderbird’s New Chapter
01:00:37 Introducing Thundermail
01:18:48 Privacy, Encryption, and Defaults
01:27:18 Future Plans and Outreach
01:29:16 Jill's Treasure Hunt: Monica
01:46:25 Closing ThoughtsDestination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long‑time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in‑depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more.
Destination Linux website [https://deviantairwaves.com]
Become a Patron [https://patreon.com/destinationlinux]
Buy Me a Coffee [https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinux]Merch [https://shop.deviantairwaves.com]
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linux #opensource #FOSS #podcast #security #privacy #AI #redhat #ubuntu #suse #opensuse #debian #SteamOS
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485: Destination Linux 485: Craig from Sandfly on Linux Malware Trends, OpenRGB Upgrades & Big Distro News
Avec Craig Rowland
In Destination Linux Episode 485, Ryan, Jill, and Zeb are joined by Craig from Sandfly Security for a deep dive into the latest Linux security trends. Craig shares insights from the upcoming Cold Incident …
Notes de l’épisode
In Destination Linux Episode 485, Ryan, Jill, and Zeb are joined by Craig from Sandfly Security for a deep dive into the latest Linux security trends. Craig shares insights from the upcoming Cold Incident Response Conference, including modern Linux malware tactics, IoT rootkit risks, fake kernel threads, UPX‑packed binaries, and new Golang C2 frameworks targeting non‑x86 platforms.
Jill highlights major updates in OpenRGB, including expanded support for GPUs, keyboards, motherboards, and more. Zeb covers Peppermint OS shifting from X.Org to XLibre, Ubuntu 26.10 unexpectedly adopting the Linux 7.3 kernel, and MX Linux’s forum being hit with a massive DDoS attack. Plus community feedback, Sandfly Security, and closing thoughts from the DL crew.
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:03:19 Community Feedback
00:15:54 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:18:21 Cold Incident Response Conference
00:24:07 Linux Malware Trends
00:35:09 IoT Rootkit Risks
00:40:08 OpenRGB Adds Support for New Hardware
00:53:19 Peppermint OS Moving to XLibre
00:56:38 Ubuntu 26.10 to use Linux 7.3 Kernel
01:00:22 MX Linux Forums Suffer DDoS Attack
01:06:33 Closing ThoughtsDestination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long‑time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in‑depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more.
Destination Linux website
https://deviantairwaves.comBecome a Patron
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https://sandfly.com/?utm_source=destinationlinux&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=podcast&utm_content=yt-descriptionSpecial Guest: Craig Rowland.
484: Destination Linux 484: Responsible AI, Steam Frame VR, Plex Security & Open‑Source Hardware
Máirín 'Mo' Duffy from Red Hat joins Jill, Ryan, and Zeb for a packed episode covering responsible AI, Valve’s new Steam Frame VR headset, Plex security warnings, accessibility breakthroughs, and one of the …
Notes de l’épisode
Máirín 'Mo' Duffy from Red Hat joins Jill, Ryan, and Zeb for a packed episode covering responsible AI, Valve’s new Steam Frame VR headset, Plex security warnings, accessibility breakthroughs, and one of the most open‑source wearables ever made. Plus community feedback, Session updates, and Sandfly Security.
Destination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more!
Destination Linux website
https://deviantairwaves.comBecome a Patron
https://patreon.com/destinationlinuxBuy Me a Coffee
https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinuxMerch
https://shop.deviantairwaves.comEFF x Destination Linux
https://eff.org/destinationlinuxSandfly Security
https://sandfly.com/?utm_source=destinationlinux&utm_medium=youtube&utm_campaign=podcast&utm_content=yt-description00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
Linux #opensource #FOSS #podcast #security #privacy #AI #redhat #ubuntu #suse #opensuse #debian #SteamOS
00:01:08 Community Feedback
00:12:39 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:14:36 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:15:52 AI Risks and Ten-Year Warnings
00:30:29 Open Source as a Safeguard
00:39:21 AI’s Real-World Benefits
00:48:19 Steam Frame Revealed
01:07:59 Plex Patch Problems
01:16:19 Sound You Can Feel
01:19:31 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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483: Destination Linux 483: Zeb Returns, Jill’s Treasure Hunt, and a Doomsday‑Level Privacy Showdown
In Destination Linux Episode 483, the crew is finally back at full strength! Zeb returns from his mysterious off‑world illness, recharged and ready to bring his signature wisdom back to the show. Jill unleashes …
Notes de l’épisode
In Destination Linux Episode 483, the crew is finally back at full strength! Zeb returns from his mysterious off‑world illness, recharged and ready to bring his signature wisdom back to the show. Jill unleashes one of the most beloved segments in DL history — the Treasure Hunt — where you never know what surprise she’ll pull out, but it’s always awesome.
We also dive into a packed set of topics that feel straight out of a doomsday‑style thriller: companies deleting your data instead of providing it, Switzerland attempting to break free from Microsoft’s gravitational pull, and Comcast rolling out motion‑sensing routers with serious privacy implications. Plus community feedback on Discord alternatives, open‑source wins, and more.
Below are the timestamps for this episode:
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:02:00 Community Feedback
00:10:58 Open Source Donation Poll Results
00:17:48 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:20:53 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:25:56 Jill's Treasure Hunt: A Surprise Gift
00:51:50 Privacy Act Put to the Test
01:02:03 Switzerland Ditches Microsoft
01:07:39 Comcast's Motion-Sensing Routers
01:13:12 Closing ThoughtsAbout The Show:
Destination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more!Destination Linux website
https://deviantairwaves.comBecome a Patron
https://patreon.com/destinationlinuxBuy Me a Coffee
https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinuxMerch
https://shop.deviantairwaves.comEFF x Destination Linux
https://eff.org/destinationlinuxSandfly Security
Linux #opensource #FOSS #podcast #security #privacy #AI #redhat #ubuntu #suse #opensuse #debian #SteamOS
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482: Destination Linux 482: Rocco Returns & Red Hat’s Mike McGrath Sheds Light On Lightwell
In Destination Linux Episode 482, Jill leads a very special show featuring the long‑awaited return of Rocco, one of the original hosts who helped build Destination Linux from the ground up. It’s been years …
Notes de l’épisode
In Destination Linux Episode 482, Jill leads a very special show featuring the long‑awaited return of Rocco, one of the original hosts who helped build Destination Linux from the ground up. It’s been years since he last joined us, and we’re thrilled to have him back.
We also welcome Red Hat VP Mike McGrath for an in‑depth conversation about Lightwell - a new approach to simplifying modern infrastructure, improving predictability, and supporting open source ecosystems at scale. Mike shares insights on AI’s rapid rise, open source economics, partnerships with industry heavyweights, and how Lightwell helps developers, sysadmins, and researchers in real‑world environments.
Along the way, we cover Session chat updates, website security improvements, and reflect on the origins of Destination Linux with Rocco. We wrap with a fun lightning round.
Below are the full timestamps for this episode:
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:22 Community Feedback
00:06:44 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:08:14 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:10:37 Session Chat and Website Security
00:16:23 Rocco and the Origins of Destination Linux
00:28:31 Meet Mike McGrath
00:32:28 AI’s Rapid Rise
00:41:00 Open Source Economics
00:47:47 Introducing Lightwell
00:49:55 Why Lightwell Exists
00:53:15 Predictable Security at Scale
00:56:59 Keeping It Simple for Developers
01:00:43 Real-World Security Scenarios
01:02:47 Palo Alto Networks Partnership
01:05:47 What Lightwell Does
01:09:58 Helping Researchers
01:12:40 Getting Started with Lightwell
01:13:45 Roadmap and New Ecosystems
01:17:19 The Lightning Round
01:21:57 Closing ThoughtsDestination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more.
Destination Linux website
https://deviantairwaves.comBecome a Patron
https://patreon.com/destinationlinuxBuy Me a Coffee
https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinuxMerch
https://shop.deviantairwaves.comEFF x Destination Linux
https://eff.org/destinationlinuxSandfly Security
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481: Destination Linux 481: Black Hat AI Chaos, Linux Turns 35, Valve Turns 30, and Craig Rowland Returns
Avec Craig Rowland
Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 481. Ryan and Jill are joined by returning guest host Craig Rowland, founder and CEO of Sandfly Security, for a deep dive into the latest security, AI, and Linux news. We …
Notes de l’épisode
Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 481. Ryan and Jill are joined by returning guest host Craig Rowland, founder and CEO of Sandfly Security, for a deep dive into the latest security, AI, and Linux news.
We explore the realities of surveillance, motion‑sensing routers with privacy tradeoffs, and Craig’s full breakdown of the chaos and hype coming out of Black Hat - including agentic AI, guardrails that don’t guard anything, and the growing divide between restricted AI and open‑weight models. Craig also covers the Cold Incident Response Conference, AI‑powered threat detection, and a Bitcoin RNG hack that proves why dice still matter.
Jill celebrates Linux’s 35th birthday and Valve’s 30th anniversary with a look back at the milestones that shaped open source, gaming, and the Linux desktop.
Below are the full timestamps for this episode.
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:02:04 Community Feedback
00:18:28 Destination Linux Session Server
00:22:24 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:24:16 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:25:45 Black Hat Agentic AI Hype
00:38:01 AI Guardrails Fall Short
00:52:13 Linux Turns 35
01:04:25 Valve Turns 30
01:16:00 Closing ThoughtsAbout the show:
Destination Linux is a weekly show where Ryan, Jill, and guests share their passion for Linux and Open Source. Destination Linux is a show for all experience levels, whether you’re a beginner to Linux and Open Source or a long time user, this is the podcast for you. Destination Linux covers a wide range of topics from the latest news, discussions on Linux and Open Source, Linux distributions, Linux applications, security, privacy, AI, gaming on Linux, and unique in-depth interviews with Linux developers and leaders and much more.Destination Linux website
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480: GrapheneOS vs Fairphone Explodes: What This Fight Means for Linux Privacy | DL480
Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 480. Jill is back from the 60th Anniversary Star Trek Convention with stories from Las Vegas, and Ryan and Zeb join her for a full week of Linux news and discussion. We …
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Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 480. Jill is back from the 60th Anniversary Star Trek Convention with stories from Las Vegas, and Ryan and Zeb join her for a full week of Linux news and discussion.
We celebrate Debian’s 33rd birthday, look at Discord’s newly increased upload limits, explore the lightweight MarkLite Markdown editor, and dive into one of Jill’s favorite new features in Linux Kernel 7.2: USB4STREAM, a retro‑cool way to transfer data directly between machines.
Ryan covers the growing conflict between GrapheneOS and Fairphone, examining what it means for privacy, repairability, and secure mobile devices.
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Buy Me a Coffee – https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinuxLinux Kernel USB4STREAM – https://itsfoss.com/news/linux-usb4stream-protocol/
Linux Kernel USB4STREAM – https://www.phoronix.com/news/USB4STREAM-In-Linux-7.2
Debian 33rd Birthday – https://www.phoronix.com/news/Debian-33-Birthday
Debian Announcement Archive – https://wiki.debian.org/DebianHistory?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=Debian-announcement-1993.txt
Discord Upload Limit Update – https://alternativeto.net/news/2026/8/discord-doubles-free-upload-limit-to-20mb-and-unifies-size-checks/
MarkLite 1.1.0 Release – https://mikechilson.com/blog/MarkLite-1.1.0-Released
GrapheneOS vs Fairphone Discussion – https://nitter.net/GrapheneOS/status/2040887784253141142
GrapheneOS vs Fairphone Discussion – https://clubic.com/actualite-604786-murena-e-os-interview.html
GrapheneOS vs /e/OS Analysis – https://codeberg.org/divested-mobile/divestos-website/raw/commit/c7447de50bc8fadd20a30d4cbf1dcd8cf14805a0/static/misc/e.txt
Android Comparison – https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm
GrapheneOS Device Discussion – https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/24134-device*Timestamps: *
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:23 Jill Goes to Vegas
00:23:54 Community Feedback
00:27:59 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:29:48 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:31:48 USB4STREAM Arrives
00:36:49 Debian Turns Thirty-Three
00:44:52 Discord Loosens Upload Limits
00:51:30 Lightweight Markdown Editing
00:56:31 GrapheneOS Versus Fairphone
01:12:18 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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479: Destination Linux 479: Surveillance Creep, OS Identity Lock‑In, and the Future of Linux Freedom
Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 479. Jill is out this week at a Star Trek convention, but Ryan and Zeb are joined by Mathieu from Lutris for a deep dive into one of the most important topics in modern …
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Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 479. Jill is out this week at a Star Trek convention, but Ryan and Zeb are joined by Mathieu from Lutris for a deep dive into one of the most important topics in modern computing: the merging of physical surveillance and digital identity.
We examine how systems like Flock Safety cameras are forming a private nationwide tracking grid, how multiple industries are integrating this data, and how governments are pushing OS‑level identity verification that could fundamentally reshape how Linux systems operate. We break down how these systems work, how they’re already being abused, and why they conflict with open‑source values.
We also cover community feedback, kernel fixes, Calibre updates, SparkyLinux’s return to 32‑bit support, and Mathieu’s topic on the decline of LUGs and the future of Linux community education.
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00:22:53 Flock Cameras and Surveillance Creep
00:44:42 Linux 7.2-rc7 Fixes "Nasty" Race Condition
00:55:05 Calibre 9.13 Released
01:00:53 SparkyLinux Revives 32-Bit Support
01:06:08 Linux User Groups Fade Away
01:19:22 Packaging Software for Linux
01:34:27 Closing ThoughtsReferences From Show:
Linux #opensource #FOSS #podcast #security #privacy #AI #redhat #ubuntu #suse #opensuse #debian #SteamOS
Linux Kernel Race Condition Fix – https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.2-rc7-UAF-PTDUMP
Calibre 9.13 Update – https://linuxiac.com/calibre-9-13-e-book-manager-arrives-with-a-batch-of-bug-fixes/
SparkyLinux 8.4 Release – https://linuxiac.com/sparkylinux-8-4-brings-back-32-bit-support-for-older-pcs/
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478: Destination Linux 478: The Arch AUR Attack, Jellyfin Shakeup, and Cinnamon’s Wayland Future
Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 478. Jill, Ryan, and Zeb take a deep look at the ongoing Arch AUR attack that has compromised more than 400 packages, how the malware works, and what this means for Linux …
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Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 478. Jill, Ryan, and Zeb take a deep look at the ongoing Arch AUR attack that has compromised more than 400 packages, how the malware works, and what this means for Linux supply‑chain security. We also clarify new information about Microsoft’s tracking identifiers, examine the leadership changes inside Jellyfin, and explore Cinnamon’s upcoming full Wayland support in version 6.8.
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00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:23 Community Feedback
00:06:49 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:08:41 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:11:36 Arch AUR Attack Continues
00:34:44 Microsoft Tracking Clarified
00:43:42 Jellyfin Leadership Shakeup
00:56:56 Cinnamon Wayland Support Ready for 6.8
01:08:36 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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477: Destination Linux 477: Printing Chaos, Privacy Battles, and Quantum‑Safe Passwords
In Destination Linux 477, Ryan, Jill, and Zeb dive into printing freedom with Till Kamppeter of OpenPrinting, explore a quantum‑resistant password manager, break down major privacy news, and look at the latest …
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In Destination Linux 477, Ryan, Jill, and Zeb dive into printing freedom with Till Kamppeter of OpenPrinting, explore a quantum‑resistant password manager, break down major privacy news, and look at the latest shifts in Linux desktops. From anti‑consumer printer practices to GrapheneOS duress PINs, this episode covers the biggest stories shaping Linux and open‑source users today.
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00:02:51 Community Feedback
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00:15:50 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:17:31 Interview with Till Kamppeter of Open Printing
00:18:18 Printing's Biggest Anti-Consumer Practices
00:23:12 Recreating Office Space
00:26:30 Printers as Ink Cartridge Packaging
00:28:28 Printer Ownership vs. Subscription Models
00:33:02 Commercial Printing Growing as Consumer Printing Shrinks
00:34:00 Subscriptions Spreading to Other Electronics
00:35:39 Current Printer Driver Situation
00:41:52 Printer Recommendations
00:48:49 The Open Printer
00:57:38 Framework Should Build a Printer
01:05:11 Anthropic's Huge Copyright Settlement
01:11:42 The Windows Global Device Identifier
01:18:10 GrapheneOS Duress PIN
01:28:29 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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476: Canonical Academy EXPLAINED - Linux Learning, Real Labs & Career Paths | Destination Linux 476
Welcome to Destination Linux, Episode 475! Jill is channeling her inner Dexter today as we explore learning, experimenting, and leveling up your Linux superpowers. Ryan and Zeb are here, and we’re joined by …
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Welcome to Destination Linux, Episode 475! Jill is channeling her inner Dexter today as we explore learning, experimenting, and leveling up your Linux superpowers. Ryan and Zeb are here, and we’re joined by three brilliant guests from Canonical Academy Adrianna, Ishani, and Mauricio, to talk about Canonical’s new learning platform built to help anyone grow their Linux and open‑source skills.
We cover what Canonical Academy is, who it’s for, how the curriculum works, what makes it unique, how it supports beginners, and how learners can get started. Whether you’re a newcomer, a sysadmin, a homelabber, or just Linux‑curious, this episode is packed with insights, fun moments, and a lightning round you won’t want to miss.
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00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:03:01 Community Feedback
00:09:43 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:11:21 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:12:42 Canonical Academy Interview
00:13:32 What Canonical Academy Is
00:18:40 Who Canonical Academy Is For
00:25:23 Inside the Curriculum
00:41:18 What Sets It Apart
00:46:31 Making It Less Intimidating
00:51:05 Public Beta And Other Surprises
00:54:20 How to Get Started
00:58:14 Career Paths In Linux
01:02:45 Real Environments In Exams
01:04:04 Lightning Round
01:17:36 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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475: Open Source vs AI, PyPI Attacks & Palworld Penguins - DL475
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Welcome to Destination Linux, Episode 475! Jill is your Pal Master today, guiding you through an episode filled with privacy insights, supply‑chain surprises, AI security shakeups, and a dash of Linux …
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Welcome to Destination Linux, Episode 475! Jill is your Pal Master today, guiding you through an episode filled with privacy insights, supply‑chain surprises, AI security shakeups, and a dash of Linux nostalgia. Ryan is here, Craig Rowland from Sandfly Security joins us, and Zeb will be back next week!
We kick things off with community feedback about resurrecting old hardware with Linux Mint, then dive into how a persistent Windows device ID helped investigators identify a ransomware operator despite VPNs and IP hopping. We explore a new PyPI supply‑chain attack, discuss whether open source can keep up in the age of AI, celebrate the re‑release of GIMP 0.54, and even talk a little Palworld.
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One Time Donation: https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinux00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:19 Community Feedback
00:08:12 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:14:09 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:18:05 Malware Operator Caught with Persistent Windows ID
00:34:33 PyPI Supply Chain Attack
00:37:39 Akrites Initiative Launched
00:57:07 GIMP 0.54 Released...Again!
01:04:33 Palworld is Fun
01:08:13 Closing ThoughtsSpecial Guest: Craig Rowland.
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474: You Don't Own That! Sony's Digital Trap, SteamOS 3.8 Goes Mainstream & Linux is Punk Rock | Destination Linux 474
Linux is Punk Rock! This week, listener Isaac proves it. He's recording local bands at a friend's record shop using a near $0 Linux setup: a thrifted mixer, a 2008 M-Audio interface that Windows 11 abandoned …
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Linux is Punk Rock! This week, listener Isaac proves it. He's recording local bands at a friend's record shop using a near $0 Linux setup: a thrifted mixer, a 2008 M-Audio interface that Windows 11 abandoned, Ardour, Audacity, OBS, and Kdenlive. That's open source closing the digital divide, and it's the most punk thing we've heard all year.
Then we tackle the big story everyone's talking about: Sony is going full digital-only, no more physical game discs. But the scarier headline is that Sony has already started removing movies people purchased from their libraries with no refund and no warning. Ryan breaks down what this means for digital ownership, why DRM is a trap, and why platforms like GOG and Itch.io are the real answer.
Jill brings the good news: SteamOS 3.8 is now officially available for installation on standard home PCs with AMD GPUs. With 132 million monthly Steam users, this might be the biggest mainstream moment Linux gaming has ever had. The year of the Linux desktop might just be the year SteamOS goes everywhere.
Zeb covers ClamAV 1.5.3 and why it still matters (and when it doesn't), KDE Plasma 6.8's long-overdue multi-monitor improvements, and why that headline claiming Windows dropped below 60% market share deserves a serious side-eye.
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473: EFF Interview: Jason Kelley on Privacy, Digital ID & the Fight for Online Freedom
Welcome to ** Destination Linux Episode 473,** where digital freedom takes flight! This week, Jill, Ryan, and Zeb are joined by Jason Kelley from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - one of the world’s …
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Welcome to ** Destination Linux Episode 473,** where digital freedom takes flight! This week, Jill, Ryan, and Zeb are joined by Jason Kelley from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) - one of the world’s leading defenders of privacy, free expression, and digital autonomy.
Jason shares the origin story of the EFF, how the organization is structured, and the biggest battles it’s fighting today, from digital ID verification laws to global censorship and data privacy threats. We explore how the EFF fights back, how listeners can get involved, and what the future of digital rights looks like if surveillance laws continue to expand.
Plus, we have community feedback from a blind Linux user discussing accessibility challenges, updates from Sandfly Security, and our usual mix of open‑source news and humor.
Join us for this historic conversation about the fight for privacy, freedom, and the open internet.
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00:00:09 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:02:25 Community Feedback
00:15:33 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:17:55 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:22:43 What the EFF Does and How It Started
00:41:52 Jason’s EFF Origin
00:51:18 How the EFF Is Organized
01:01:31 How the EFF Fights Back
01:07:55 The Biggest Issues the EFF Is Fighting
01:18:40 Digital ID Future Fears
01:25:31 Who Is Behind the Push for ID Verification
01:36:03 Privacy and Censorship
01:44:10 The EFF's Strategy Against ID Verification Laws
01:52:04 Global Digital Rights Network
01:57:40 How Listeners Can Help
02:05:20 Lightning Round
02:10:30 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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472: Steam Machine Revealed, Cape Private Wireless, Local AI Breakthroughs & More!
Destination Linux 472 is packed with Linux news, privacy talk, hardware excitement, and a special guest appearance from Mathieu of Lutris! We kick things off with community feedback about balancing …
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Destination Linux 472 is packed with Linux news, privacy talk, hardware excitement, and a special guest appearance from Mathieu of Lutris!
We kick things off with community feedback about balancing cybersecurity education, family life, and work, a topic many in the Linux community relate to. Jill reveals the long‑awaited Steam Machine, complete with specs, pricing, and why Valve may have launched now. Ryan breaks down Cape Private Wireless, a new privacy‑focused carrier aiming to fix the surveillance‑heavy telco model. Mathieu joins us to discuss local AI models catching up, the hardware demands behind them, and his new e‑ink learning project, Semilla.
Zeb rounds out the episode with hot news
All that plus Sandfly Security, supporter shoutouts, and closing thoughts from the DL crew.
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
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00:44:27 Cape Private Wireless
00:58:11 Local AI Catching Up
01:07:02 E-Ink Learning Project
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471: DL Episode 471: Pulling Over for Malware: Linux Takes Over the Car While Arch AUR Burns
Heroes never die... and neither does open source! Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 471. This week, Jill takes the lead, with Ryan and Zeb locking in their roles to help move the payload. First up in the …
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Heroes never die... and neither does open source! Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 471. This week, Jill takes the lead, with Ryan and Zeb locking in their roles to help move the payload.
First up in the lobby, we bring in a special VIP segment featuring Mo and guest Jeff Ligon from Red Hat to dive deep into Linux in the automotive space. How does a car's kernel differ from your laptop, and how does open source handle strict real-time safety regulations?
Next, a Grandmaster-level milestone: DistroWatch just turned 25! We look back at the history of distro-hopping, the days of ordering physical Linux CDs in the mail, and how the ecosystem has evolved into modern immutable architectures.
Then, Zeb calls out an enemy Ultimate in the news. The Arch User Repository (AUR) has faced consecutive malware attacks, and we break down what you need to know to stay safe. Plus, we highlight the brand-new features of the Linux 7.1 kernel release!
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
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00:14:25 Meet Jeff From Red Hat
00:24:53 Automotive Linux Explained
00:32:26 Real-Time Kernel Basics
00:39:27 Future of Car Safety
00:42:02 Privacy, Clouds, and Control
00:46:23 DistroWatch Turns 25
00:54:30 Linux 7.1 Released
01:01:29 Arch AUR Malware Attack
01:14:44 Closing Thoughts- DistroWatch 25th Anniversary News: DistroWatch Weekly Issue 1175
- Linux 7.1 Features: Phoronix Kernel Overview & In-Depth Kernel Review
- Arch AUR Security News:Phoronix - Arch Linux AUR Malware
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470: DL470 Apple + Google: The AI Alliance Nobody Asked For | Proton Drive Arrives on Linux!
In Destination Linux 470, the crew charges into another epic adventure across the open‑source universe! Jill brings fantastic news as Proton Drive officially begins work on a native Linux client, complete with …
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In Destination Linux 470, the crew charges into another epic adventure across the open‑source universe!
Jill brings fantastic news as Proton Drive officially begins work on a native Linux client, complete with a brand‑new unified engine and huge performance gains. She also covers major improvements coming to Intel Arc Battlemage GPUs thanks to Linux kernel 7.1 and Mesa optimizations.
Ryan unleashes a full‑power rant as Apple integrates Google’s Gemini AI directly into iOS and Siri, raising serious questions about privacy, data routing, and Apple’s long‑held “trust us” philosophy.
Zeb dives into the business battlefield with:
Google paying SpaceX $920M per month for compute access
S&P 500 rejecting SpaceX’s fast‑track entry
Ladybird shutting down public pull requests due to AI‑generated code concerns
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00:00:06 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:03:46 Community Feedback
00:14:28 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:19:29 Ryan's Surgery Update
00:23:00 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:24:55 Native Linux Client for Proton Drive
00:36:06 Intel Arc Updates
00:43:49 Apple Integrating Google Gemini to Siri
01:06:03 Google Rents Compute from SpaceX
01:11:08 S&P 500 Denies Fast Entry for SpaceX
01:17:27 Ladybird Closes Public Contributions
01:23:24 Closing ThoughtsReferences:
Proton Drive & Intel Arc
https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/06/proton-drive-linux-client
https://www.phoronix.com/review/intel-b580-linux-71Apple + Google Gemini
https://www.macrumors.com/2026/06/08/apple-reveals-new-ai-architecture/Ladybird Development Change
https://ladybird.org/posts/changing-how-we-develop-ladybird/Google Paying SpaceX for Compute
https://techcrunch.com/2026/06/05/google-will-pay-spacex-920m-per-month-for-compute/S&P 500 Rejects SpaceX Fast Entry
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/06/sp-500-blocks-fast-spacex-entry-wont-waive-rule-for-unprofitable-ai-firms/Chapitres
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469: Miasma in the Machine: Red Hat’s NPM Breach & GitHub's Shocking AI Bill : Episode 469
Avec Craig Rowland
In Episode 469 of Destination Linux, hosts Jill and Zeb are joined by guest co-host Craig from Sandfly Security to unpack a massive week of Linux, hardware, and cybersecurity news while Ryan recovers from …
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In Episode 469 of Destination Linux, hosts Jill and Zeb are joined by guest co-host Craig from Sandfly Security to unpack a massive week of Linux, hardware, and cybersecurity news while Ryan recovers from surgery.
The hardware segment kicks off with a look at Computex 2026, where AMD delighted budget-conscious builders by extending AM5 socket support through 2029 and launching two affordable new X3D processors. Meanwhile, Nvidia shook up the landscape by unveiling the RTX Spark Superchip—a power-efficient Arm CPU/GPU hybrid aimed at turning desktops into agentic AI environments, with Linux kernel compliance already on the horizon.
In security and development news, the panel dives into a sophisticated supply chain attack that backdoored dozens of popular packages under Red Hat's official NPM channel using a credential-stealing worm named Miasma. Craig shares vital strategies for handling software supply chain risks, advising developers to age their packages and stick to building inside containers or remote hosts. The team also discusses the community backlash surrounding GitHub Copilot’s shift to a usage-based "AI Credit" system, which has reportedly caused estimated costs to skyrocket by up to 1000% for some users.
Finally, the show wraps up with updates on the upcoming Linux 7.1 stable kernel release, a warm welcome to the EFF's powerhouse new Executive Director, Nicole Ozer, and a celebration of Phoronix's 22nd anniversary.
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:45 Community Feedback
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00:05:17 Computex Hardware Announcements
00:16:32 NPM Supply Chain Attack on Red Hat
00:26:22 GitHub AI Pricing Shock
00:33:57 Wave of AI-assisted Linux Privilege Escalation Exploits
00:38:47 Linux 7.1-rc6 Released
00:42:40 EFF Gets New Leadership
00:51:12 Phoronix Anniversary Celebration
00:53:26 Closing ThoughtsReferences
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AMD & Nvidia @ Computex 2026
- Tom's Hardware - AMD Confirms AM5 Support Through 2029: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/amd-confirms-am5-support-through-2029-zen-4-and-5-platform-will-likely-see-two-more-generations-at-least
- Tom's Hardware - AMD Launches Budget-Friendly Ryzen X3D CPUs: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/amd-brings-back-ryzen-7-5800x3d-launches-ryzen-7-7700x3d-to-combat-rising-component-prices-eight-core-x3d-cpus-arrive-under-usd350-for-am4-or-am5-ddr4-or-ddr5
- Tom's Hardware - Nvidia Unveils RTX Spark Superchip: https://www.tomshardware.com/laptops/nvidia-unveils-rtx-spark-superchip-at-computex-2026-new-platform-promises-to-turn-windows-into-an-agentic-ai-os-with-arm-cpu-blackwell-gpu-and-128gb-unified-memory
Security & AI Industry News
- Ars Technica - Red Hat NPM Packages Compromised via Miasma Malware: https://arstechnica.com/security/2026/06/dozens-of-red-hat-packages-backdoored-through-its-offical-npm-chan
- Ars Technica - GitHub Copilot Users React to Usage-Based Pricing: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/06/ai-costs-how-much-github-copilot-users-react-to-new-usage-based-pricing-system/
Zeb’s Shell Topics
- Phoronix - Linux 7.1-rc6 Kernel Released: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.1-rc6-Released
- Electronic Frontier Foundation - Welcome New EFF Executive Director Nicole Ozer: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/05/welcome-new-eff-executive-director-nicole-ozer
Phoronix - Phoronix Celebrates 22nd Birthday: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Phoronix-22-Birthday-This-Week
Special Guest: Craig Rowland.
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468: Destination Linux 468: Sailing the ARM Seas with Nvidia N1X & Lutris Gaming! (Live, Raw, Uncut)
Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 468! For the first time in years, we are tossing out the rulebook and recording completely live, raw, and uncut on a Saturday alongside our amazing Patron crew. Stepping on …
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Welcome to Destination Linux Episode 468! For the first time in years, we are tossing out the rulebook and recording completely live, raw, and uncut on a Saturday alongside our amazing Patron crew. Stepping on deck as a special guest host this week is Mathieu, the creator of Lutris Gaming!
The Tech Horizon: Nvidia's N1X & Microsoft's ARM FutureRyan steers the ship into turbulent hardware waters. Microsoft and Nvidia are teasing a "New Era of PC," heavily rumored to be Nvidia's aggressive entrance into the consumer CPU space with the N1X, a high-performance, ARM-based System-on-Chip (SoC). Packed with 20 CPU cores and a Blackwell-based graphics architecture boasting 6,144 CUDA cores, this unified memory monster could completely shift the landscape for local AI developers, PyTorch modeling, and video editors. We discuss what this unified architecture means for power-hungry x86 designs from Intel and AMD, and whether Microsoft's WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) is the secret bridge to passing local GPU stacks through to developers.
Jill's Treasure Hunt: The "No Man's Sky" Teal Build & LACTJill unveils her latest hardware masterpiece: a gorgeous, Mini-ITX computer build decked out in a vibrant teal theme dedicated to No Man's Sky (complete with Tux and Steam logos!). She breaks down the financial savvy of buying duplicate parts in 2025 before the massive 2026 hardware price spikes, demonstrating how she saved nearly 50% on components like DDR4 RAM and NVMe SSDs.
More importantly, Jill walks us through how she solved a massive headache plaguing Linux gamers running Unreal Engine 4 and 5 titles on AMD Radeon GPUs: aggressive overheating and sudden shutdowns. The savior? LACT (Linux GPU Configuration and Monitoring Tool). She details how implementing custom fan curves using this open-source application completely tamed her RX 6600, keeping things whisper-quiet and cool.
Open Source Contributor Drama & Legal WinsMathieu highlights a creeping, dystopian trend in open-source development: projects like the Dillo browser asking contributors to record webcam videos of themselves coding to provide "proof of humanity" against AI slop contributions. We dive into why these Captcha-like hurdles ultimately hurt real human developers more than they deter automated agents. Mathieu also addresses the shocking, corporate-style layoffs at the Wikimedia Foundation, where MediaWiki lead developer Brooke Vibber and the entire Community Tech team, largely composed of union organizers,were suddenly let go, prompting potential strikes from Wikipedia editors.
On a brighter note, Zeb delivers a massive victory for digital privacy: both California and Colorado have officially revised their Digital Age Verification laws to completely exempt open-source operating systems, ensuring Linux distributions won't face impossible legal compliance hurdles and we hear from our Patrons!
Support the Show & Network:
Destination Linux Patreon: https://patreon.com/destinationlinux
Deviant AirWaves Shop: https://shop.deviantairwaves.com/
Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinux
Sandfly Security Sponsor: deviantairwaves.com/sandflyJill's Topic - GPU Tuning & Retro Pink Build:
LACT Source GitHub: https://github.com/ilya-zlobintsev/LACT
LACT on Flathub: https://flathub.org/en/apps/io.github.ilya_zlobintsev.LACT
Jill's Classic Pink Podcasting Rig (EP 344): https://youtu.be/h1XTs1ed3MY?si=tqWIx7x4Y0vSdgCtNvidia N1X & Microsoft Rumors:
Windows Central "New Era of PC" Analysis: https://www.windowscentral.com/hardware/surface/a-new-era-of-pc-microsoft-and-nvidia-tease-major-announcement-experts-predict-to-be-the-fabled-n1x-chip
Dell Computex XPS Leak via VideoCardz: https://videocardz.com/newz/dell-confirms-xps-laptop-with-nvidia-n1x-at-computexMathieu's Open Source Updates:
Dillo Browser Human Proof Lab: https://dillo-browser.org/lab/human-proof/
Wikimedia Mailing List Firing Announcement: https://lists.wikimedia.org/hyperkitty/list/[email protected]/thread/TRCM57VX5TNE5JACRSIN3XFVDBUWTOVM/
Medium Article on Wikipedia's Corporate Turn: https://medium.com/@jakeorlowitz/wikipedia-is-doing-the-capitalist-thing-56a393232943Zeb's News Flash:
Phoronix Linux 7.1-rc5 Release Overview: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.1-rc5-Released
TechSpot Streaming Tax Report: https://www.techspot.com/news/112504-canada-imposing-15-tax-global-streaming-services-support.html
It's FOSS Age Verification Exemptions: https://itsfoss.com/news/age-verification-open-source-exemptions/
How-To Geek GNOME Prism Feature: https://www.howtogeek.com/this-super-minimalist-gnome-theme-is-changing-how-i-use-linux/
GNOME Prism GitHub Repository: https://github.com/zachfeldman/gnome-prismChapitres
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467: Destination Linux 467: KDE’s Massive Windfall, Red Hat Summit Recap, & AI Choking the Power Grid
This week, Jill captains the ship with her faithful copilots Ryan and Zeb, alongside special guest host Máirín “Mo” Duffy, an AI and design expert direct from Red Hat! We kick things off with community feedback …
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This week, Jill captains the ship with her faithful copilots Ryan and Zeb, alongside special guest host Máirín “Mo” Duffy, an AI and design expert direct from Red Hat! We kick things off with community feedback exploring the challenges and workflows of implementing open-source software in the non-profit and NGO sector.
Then, we dive into a major funding announcement as the German Sovereign Tech Fund invests over 1 million Euros into KDE to level up its structural reliability, security, and digital sovereignty. Next, with Mo in the house, we get the exclusive inside scoop and recap from the Red Hat Summit, highlighting RHEL developments, Fedora Hummingbird, Podman Desktop sandboxes, OpenKaiden, and how NASA is using OpenShift Virtualization for deep space mission operations.
Finally, we wrap up by tackling the chilling reality of how data centers and massive AI interconnect requests are placing an unprecedented strain on the US power grid and drinking water infrastructures.
Special Announcement
On Saturday, May 30th at 1:30 PM Eastern, we are recording live! Anyone in our audience can watch the stream via the live links pinned in our Discord or Matrix chats. Stick around for the exclusive Patron Segment at the end of the recording for our Sudoer, Root, and Linux Kernel tier members to jump on mic, ask questions, and share projects. Root and Linux Kernel members can also hang out afterward for the official post-recording Patron Hangout!
*Timestamps: *
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:33 Patron Event Announcement
00:03:44 Community Feedback
00:16:07 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:18:11 Thanks to Our Supporters
00:22:58 KDE Funding Boost
00:28:17 Red Hat Summit Recap
00:55:50 Linux Kernel AI Report Chaos
01:01:00 AI Power and Water Concerns
01:18:38 Closing Thoughts*Links Mentioned In the Show: *
Become a Patron: https://patreon.com/destinationlinux
The Destination Linux Store: https://shop.deviantairwaves.com/
Buy Me A Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/destinationlinux
Contact & PO Box Info: https://deviantairwaves.com/contact/
KDE Sovereign Tech Fund Announcement: https://9to5linux.com/kde-receives-over-e1m-from-sovereign-tech-fund-for-software-development
RHEL Spotlight Recap: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mABwS4AHqWI
Red Hat Desktop Products: https://www.redhat.com/en/products/desktop
OpenKaiden AI Project: https://openkaiden.ai/
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory & Red Hat: https://www.youtube.com/live/6K8eqQ4ymvk?si=-B_6k6l6N-9-wv4C&t=1216
NASA OpenShift Press Release: https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/nasa-jet-propulsion-laboratory-advances-deep-space-mission-operations-red-hat-openshift-virtualization
Red Hat TV: https://tv.redhat.com
Linux Kernel Bug Guideline Changes: https://linuxiac.com/linus-torvalds-merges-new-linux-kernel-security-bug-guidelines/
AI Power Grid Strain Report: https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/08/the-biggest-u-s-power-grid-is-under-strain-from-ai-and-no-one-is-happy/
Data Center Water Usage Investigation: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/05/data-center-used-30-million-gallons-of-water-without-initially-paying/Chapitres
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466: From Server Purgatory to Paradise & The 30th Birthday of Tux!
Welcome to Episode 466 of Destination Linux! After a week away dealing with the literal "ghosts in the machines," Ryan returns to join Jill and Zeb, proving you can't keep a good host down. We kick off the show …
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Welcome to Episode 466 of Destination Linux! After a week away dealing with the literal "ghosts in the machines," Ryan returns to join Jill and Zeb, proving you can't keep a good host down.
We kick off the show with an important community feedback segment addressing a "Puzzled Parent" who wants to keep their kids safe online using open-source tools. The team breaks down excellent FOSS solutions for the Linux desktop, router-level blocking (like Pi-hole and NextDNS), and open-source mobile tools for /e/OS like NetGuard and TimeLimit.
Next, Ryan takes us on his personal journey from Server Purgatory to Paradise. He walks through setting up a low-power, budget-friendly HP Prodesk mini-server from eBay, detailing his troubleshooting nightmare with an unbaked Ubuntu install, his redemption using Fedora, and how he deployed a modern stack using Podman, Cockpit, Tailscale, and Filebrowser.
In hardware news, Jill delivers some bittersweet "end of an era" updates as the classic AMD K5 processor family and the Intel 486 are officially deprecated and removed from the upcoming Linux Kernel. We discuss why 30-year-old museum-grade hardware is being phased out due to maintenance burdens and share the best retro-distributions to keep your vintage rigs alive.
Finally, Zeb brings us up to speed on the "Dirty Frag" local privilege escalation vulnerability and how the latest Linux kernel stable releases fully mitigate it. We wrap up the show by celebrating the 30th birthday of Tux the Penguin, sharing the hilarious origin story of how a zoo animal bite in 1993 led to Larry Ewing designing the ultimate mascot in GIMP.
Show Timestamps:
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:02:03 Patron Event Announcement
00:05:33 Community Feedback
00:18:19 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:23:08 Linux Drops Support for the AMD K5
00:34:44 Building the DL Server
00:47:32 Dirty Frag Fix Released
00:54:11 Tux Turns Thirty
01:00:42 Software Pick: DisMail
01:01:42 Closing ThoughtsShow Note References
- Patreon Support : patreon.com/destinationlinux
- Sandfly Security : deviantairwaves.com/sandfly
- Linux Kernel Deprecates AMD K5 (Phoronix) : shorturl.at/T7J7y
- Filebrowser Open Source File Manager : filebrowser.org/index.html
- Tailscale Mesh VPN : tailscale.com/
- Podman Container Engine : podman.io/
- Cockpit Project Server Management : cockpit-project.org/running
- Linux Kernel 7.0.6 & Dirty Frag Mitigation (Phoronix) : phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.0.6-Released
- Tux the Penguin Mascot Turns 30 (XDA) : phoronix.com/news/Linux-7.0.6-Released
- Destination Linux Official Store : shop.deviantairwaves.com/
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465: The RAMpocalypse & He Who Shall Not Be Named!
Welcome to Episode 465 of Destination Linux! This week, the dynamic duo of Jill and Zeb handle the shell while our third co-host (the one with the 'R' name) enjoys a work trip to the West coast. We kick things …
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Welcome to Episode 465 of Destination Linux! This week, the dynamic duo of Jill and Zeb handle the shell while our third co-host (the one with the 'R' name) enjoys a work trip to the West coast.
We kick things off with a major community update: Destination Linux is moving to a monthly Saturday recording schedule to better include our global audience! We detail upcoming Patron Segments and Hangouts, plus a new initiative where our supporters get to vote on which Open Source projects we donate to.
In the news, we celebrate a massive win for Linux gaming: HDMI 2.1 support is officially landing in the amdgpu driver thanks to a collaboration between AMD and Valve. We discuss what this means for 4K/120Hz gaming on your living room TV and why it was blocked for so long.
Zeb brings the "Shell" topics, covering Rocket League’s move to Easy Anti-Cheat (and why they chose to keep Linux supported when others didn't), the latest Steam Market Share numbers, and the "RAMpocalypse"—the component shortage currently acting as a speed bump for Valve's hardware ambitions.
Time Stamps
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux 00:01:13 Exciting Events for Patrons 00:08:05 Sponsored by Sandfly Security 00:10:36 HDMI 2.1 Support for AMD GPUs 00:22:49 Rocket League Anti-Cheat 00:28:21 Steam Linux Market Share Update 00:31:10 The RAMpocalypse and Linux Gaming 00:45:38 Closing ThoughtsShow Note References
- Patreon Support : patreon.com/destinationlinux
- Sandfly Security : deviantairwaves.com/sandfly
- Steam Machine HDMI 2.1 News (XDA) : xda-developers.com/steam-machine-will-likely-get-full-hdmi-2-1-support-after-all/
- HDMI 2.1 Support on Linux (TweakTown) : tweaktown.com/news/111415/hdmi-2-1-support-coming-to-linux-and-valves-steam-machine-courtesy-of-amd/index.html
- Rocket League Anti-Cheat Update (GamingOnLinux) : gamingonlinux.com/2026/04/rocket-league-adds-easy-anti-cheat-with-steam-deck-linux-still-supported/
- Steam Linux Market Share April 2026 (Phoronix) : phoronix.com/news/Steam-April-2026-Survey
- The RAMpocalypse & SteamOS (Ars Technica) : arstechnica.com/gaming/2026/05/the-rampocalypse-has-bought-microsoft-valuable-time-in-the-fight-against-steamos/
- Destination Linux Official Store : shop.deviantairwaves.com/
464: AI Security: Tool or Threat? Plus Ubuntu 26.04 "Resolute Raccoon"
Avec Craig Rowland
Destination Linux Episode 464 welcomes special guest host Craig Rowland, founder of Sandfly Security, to join the crew for an exploration of the rapidly evolving intersection of Artificial Intelligence and …
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Destination Linux Episode 464 welcomes special guest host Craig Rowland, founder of Sandfly Security, to join the crew for an exploration of the rapidly evolving intersection of Artificial Intelligence and digital defense.
Head to www.deviantairwaves.com/sandfly
Licensing & The FSF: The show kicks off with a look at the community's reaction to OnlyOffice and its recent attempt to add "logo retention" requirements to its AGPLv3 license, a move the Free Software Foundation (FSF) officially declared a forbidden "further restriction". Discussion also touches on the potential for a GPLv4 to combat mandatory ID verification and the importance of decentralized tools like GNU Jami.
The AI Security Deep Dive: Craig Rowland provides expert insight into how LLMs are revolutionizing code auditing. While some remain skeptical, the episode highlights how these systems relentlessly pursue vulnerabilities at a scale human auditors cannot match, as evidenced by the CopyFail exploit discovery.
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS "Resolute Raccoon": A comprehensive overview of Canonical's latest Long Term Support release. Key features discussed include GNOME 50, the transition to a Wayland-only environment, Linux Kernel 7.0, and the groundbreaking addition of out-of-the-box NVIDIA CUDA and AMD ROCm support.
News Roundup: The team call the hot Linux news, including Linux kernel approaching 40 million lines of code, and Local LLMs in Development: A look at how kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman is utilizing a local LLM ("gkh_clanker_t1000") to assist with bug fixes in the mainline kernel.
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:04 Community Feedback
00:14:16 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:16:25 Shout Out to Our Supporters
00:18:04 Security Scoop with Craig: Auditing Code with LLMs
00:33:18 CopyFail Exploit Found With LLM Assistance
00:41:24 iOS Ghost Notification Patch
00:46:33 Ubuntu 26.04 LTS Released
00:57:57 News Roundup: The Linux Kernel is Getting Huge
01:00:03 gkh_clanker_t1000
01:03:17 Closing ThoughtsSpecial Guest: Craig Rowland.
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463: Resistance is NOT Futile: RESIST the Digital Lockdown: Episode 463
Welcome to episode 463 of Destination Linux! This week, we explore the growing movement to RESIST the limitations of modern streaming services as users rediscover the reliability of physical media and …
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Welcome to episode 463 of Destination Linux! This week, we explore the growing movement to RESIST the limitations of modern streaming services as users rediscover the reliability of physical media and self-hosted solutions.
We also take a deep dive into the technical side of things with the release of Proton 11 for ARM, discussing what this means for the future of Linux gaming on non-x86 hardware. In the news roundup, we look at the latest modular innovations from Framework, including their new laptop and keyboard designs. Finally, we tackle a heavy dose of privacy news, from the controversial expansion of live facial recognition in the UK to a significant national ID data breach in France.
Show Note References
https://sandflysecurity.com/ https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton https://frame.work/ https://www.bigbrotherwatch.org.uk/ https://www.cnil.fr/en New T-Shirt Design: https://shop.deviantairwaves.com/en-usd/products/resistTime Stamps
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux 00:02:30 Community Feedback 00:15:52 Sponsored by Sandfly Security 00:18:38 Shout Out to Our Supporters 00:22:37 Proton 11 on ARM 00:45:47 The Streaming Services Dilemma 00:51:30 A Resurgence of Physical Media 01:06:55 News Roundup: Framework's New Laptop 01:11:55 Framework's New Keyboard 01:18:19 Live Facial Recognition in the UK 01:25:41 France ID Data Breach 01:29:44 Closing ThoughtsChapitres
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462: The AI Job Reaper: 80,000 Layoffs and the Open Source Hedge
In episode 462, the Destination Linux crew breaks down one of the most significant wins for digital sovereignty in years: the French government’s official mandate to transition 2.5 million civil servants to …
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In episode 462, the Destination Linux crew breaks down one of the most significant wins for digital sovereignty in years: the French government’s official mandate to transition 2.5 million civil servants to Linux. We explore "FranceOS," the sovereign cloud stack, and what this means for the global future of the Linux desktop.
Then, things get real as Ryan shares receipts on the Q1 2026 tech layoffs. With nearly 80,000 jobs cut, almost half attributed to AI automation...is the tech industry in a permanent state of reduction, or is this the ultimate opportunity for open-source talent to rise? We discuss how to "own the pipeline" using local AI tools like Ollama.
Plus, we cover the massive release of Linux 7.0 featuring Rust adoption and self-healing filesystems, Google’s "Free Upgrade" push for Windows 10 users to ChromeOS Flex, and Linus Torvalds being his classic, unfiltered self regarding kernel patches.
00:00:00 Welcome to Destination Linux
00:01:20 Community Feedback: Trying Linux in a VM
00:06:58 Sponsored by Sandfly Security
00:11:21 France's Migration to Linux
00:23:42 Tech Industry Layoffs
00:39:51 Open Source AI Solutions
00:53:39 News Roundup: ChromeOS Flex Upgrade for Windows 10 PCs
00:59:20 Digital ID Developments in the UK
01:02:36 Linux 7.0 Released
01:07:13 Linus Torvalds' Still Got It
01:08:35 Closing ThoughtsShow Links & Resources
- Contact the Show: https://deviantairwaves.com/contact/
- Sandfly Security (Sponsor): https://deviantairwaves.com/sandfly
- ZDNet - France Leaves Windows for Linux: https://www.zdnet.com/article/france-leaves-windows-for-linux-desktop/
- Tom's Hardware - Q1 2026 Layoff Data: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/tech-industry-lays-off-nearly-80-000-employees-in-the-first-quarter-of-2026-almost-50-percent-of-affected-positions-cut-due-to-ai
- CNN - Block Layoffs & AI Strategy: https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/26/business/block-layoffs-ai-jack-dorsey
- AI Resources & Layoff Tracker: https://programs.com/resources/ai-layoffs/
- Forbes - Google’s ChromeOS Flex Upgrade: https://www.forbes.com/sites/zakdoffman/2026/04/12/googles-free-windows-pc-upgrade-offer-you-must-act-before-its-too-late/
- UK Parliament - Digital ID Briefing: https://commonslibrary.parliament.uk/research-briefings/cbp-10369/
- BBC - UK Digital ID Backlash: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3385zrrx73o
- OMG! Ubuntu - Linux 7.0 Features: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2026/04/linux-7-0-kernel-features
- Phoronix - Linus Torvalds on Linux 7.1 Patches: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linus-Rejects-Linux-7.1
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