Going Linux

00:00 Going Linux #124 - Gone Linux 00:16 Introduction 02:18 Curbuntu on Hacker Public Radio 17:11 End

00:00 Going Linux #123 - Computer America #33 00:16 Introduction 00:52 Hello and welcome 03:00 Even when you use Linux, you have to be careful on the Internet 08:05 Holiday Gift Givint: Donating to Open Source Projects 11:21 What's great about Open Source is... 12:47 The difference between "free" software and "Free" software 14:49 The difference between "Free" and "Open Source" software 18:55 To the average user, who is not a developer, why does this really matter? 19:54 Why does it matter to a developer? 20:43 Why the average user should use Open Source instead of closed source, proprietary software? 25:44 One more reason consumers should choose Open Source over commercial software 28:52 Isn't Linux just other people's work, repackaged? 31:11 Donate money, time, or help to an Open Source project 34:12 LinuxFreak: Will Linux every be a major player on the desktop for the general public? 37:10 Ordering a computer with Linux pre-installed 38:34 Rick: Runs Linux from USB flash drive. 42:31 John: Wants to control two computers from one keyboard and mouse 51:44 Carey records a pomotion for goinglinux! 58:00 Gene: Options for trying a different desktop environment without risk 62:40 Todd: Linux at 34,000 ft. 65:05 Thanks 66:42 End

00:00 Going Linux #122 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 00:44 Tom has computer trouble 02:30 Target responds... sort of... 04:08 Northeast Linux Expo 06:56 Martin: Voice mail about Teamviewer 11:28 Steve: Voice mail about streaming host 13:02 Ron: iPod with gPodder 14:02 Lee: LinuxBasix and Mikogo 16:50 Brian: Will Unity be accessible? 20:20 Mike: Remote Assistance feedback 20:50 Pascal: Linux pre-installed from Hawkforce 25:55 Jeff: Backtrak Linux 27:13 Jon: Streaming advice 29:14 Tom returns 32:22 Bill: Converting openSuse to Ubuntu 39:25 Travis: HP-Compaq F-keys can be changed in BIOS 42:14 Charles: Racing Cow fears Unity will send her to the farm 47:24 Ray: Compiling and installing from tar.gz 51:51 Jameel: Software Center error and what's up with server edition? 56:49 Scott: Maverick update fixes issue 62:23 Bill: Move to Ubuntu went well 65:14 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 69:19 End

00:00 Going Linux #121 - Switching to Linux-Through the Years 00:15 Introduction 01:27 Tom's upgrade to Ubuntu 10.04 06:20 GNU/Linux Distributions Timeline 27:32 Installing Linux 35:32 Installing Applications 41:23 Using Applications 43:05 Hardware Compatibility 45:17 Cloud Compatibility 46:46 Larry's rant about Target locking you into using aroprietary OS to print their discount coupons 45:23 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 58:33 End

00:00 Going Linux #120 - Computer America #32 00:16 Introduction 01:35 Linux: It doesn't always work 05:56 What goes wrong with computers 06:19 What to when something goes wrong 07:20 Community forums: How to 07:56 What is a forum? 09:07 Ray: How do I install Linux, and what happens to my Windows data? 15:07 Linux forums list for the Distrowatch top 10 Linux distributions 17:23 What is in a forum? 19:15 Ray: Which Linux is easiest to learn? 20:29 Why is a Linux "community" important? 23:20 How do I find help in a forum? 24:39 Why should I sign-in to a forum? 28:24 When is a forum "open for business" 31:36 Jonathan: Don't be fooled. Apple, HP, Dell all use the same parts 39:39 Mark: Wireless connection speed issue could not be resolved 48:50 David: Wireless card issue could not be resolved 52:20 If everything is working, don't break it by upgrading! 57:14 Chatroom may have convinced Ray to try Linux 57:54 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com 59:15 End

00:00 Going Linux #119 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 00:43 www.audiblepodcast.com/goinglinux 02:21 Larry's adventure with Ubuntu 10.10 networking on an HP Pavilion dm4 10:16 Tom's adventure with Teamviewer 15:25 Troy: Discovers our voice mail 17:00 Victor: Phone numbers and Remote Desktop 22:04 Kenny: Zimbra Desktop alternative to Outlook 24:01 Joseph: Starting a Linux streaming radio station 26:33 Jon: More Remote Desktop via SSH 32:42 Ian: More SSH 35:29 Bill: Enhancing Ubuntu 10.04 36:47 TJ: Security with DropBox 38:39 Andre: Awsome games 39:13 Ray: Command line help with Android Install on Nokia 42:22 Mike: Fix sudo 43:43 Keld: Install Kubuntu with Ubuntu 47:02 Kelly: What was that website again? freelinuxbox.org 48:08 Tony: Logs? Do I need Firefox? 51:44 Bob: Linux on a flash drive 61:42 James: Dell chats about Linux 66:18 Eugene: Gnome or KDE? 68:32 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 70:21 End

00:00 Going Linux #118 - Remote Support Software for Linux 00:17 Introduction 00:42 10-10-10 Ubuntu 10.10 release day 04:23 audiblepodcast.com/goinglinux 05:17 42-day (101010 = 42) 08:49 Remote assistance software that is available for Linux 12:40 GoToMeeting 13:32 LogMeIn 15:42 Yugma 19:23 Vyew 20:50 WizHelp 21:55 Yuuguu 23:51 ISL Light 25:34 Team Viewer 26:18 We give the top-rated package a try - in real-time 28:00 Downloading and installing 30:29 Launching and making the connection 32:52 Viewing and controlling the remote screen 34:38 Switching sides 35:47 Other features 36:25 Disconnecting 38:24 Even more options 43:42 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 47:04 End

00:00 Going Linux #117 - Computer America #31 00:17 Introduction 00:53 Hello and welcome 01:10 Linux Accessibility 05:13 About Johnathan and Frostbite Systems 08:13 Johnathan Nadeau blasts JAWS 24:22 Jim: How do I buy a blind-optimized computer? 26:10 Johnathan discusses more Linux Accessibility 40:46 Johnathan does not use a monitor or a mouse 50:45 Tom is in the chat room! 50:36 Doug: Gone Linux 52:46 Garrett: What was the name of that website? 55:29 John: Gone Linux (Except for Adobe's Lightroom) 61:42 Rob: Acer Aspire One wireless suggestion 64:03 Paul: What do you think about Mint 9 70:42 End

00:00 Going Linux #116 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 01:12 audiblepodcast.com/goinglinux 03:10 Jon: VNC Protocol is very insecure 05:50 Steve: SCiTE, not Scipe 09:27 Angelo: Thanks for the help with talking rescue disk 12:09 Paul: Resolved his own webcam/audio issue, MSN doesn't stream 15:34 Paul: Resolved his own bashpodder issue 17:38 Mike: Klaatu helps Mike to mount a Mac-formatted hard drive 20:52 Dogphlap: Printer advice for Larry 24:14 Greg: Portable Apps, and why completely remove doesn't 28:41 Evan: Advice for Jim/Mike on converting from Outlook 35:05 Chris: Linux IS vulnerable to viruses and malware 38:56 Yorgi: Why is Linux not better adopted by the average user? 46:54 PDF Tool Kit: pdftk 48:29 Chief executive minion, Bill 49:26 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 51:07 End

00:00 Going Linux #115 - Computer America #30 00:16 Introduction 02:56 Cloud-based Linux distributions 14:31 Peppermint One and Peppermint Ice 18:11 Site Specific Browsers 25:30 "Wacky orange flavor" Linux 26:00 Getting started with Peppermint Linux 35:13 Other "cloud" operating systems 38:32 Alexander: Which operating system is best? Windows, Mac, or Linux? 50:32 Jon: Portable Apps for the library user 54:52 Scott: Problem affects both wired and wireless network on Ubuntu 67:48 Jeff: Google offers "Talk" with chat 69:42 Mike: Which routers are compatible with Linux? 70:54 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 74:46 End

00:00 Going Linux #114 - Setup Remote Desktop 00:17 Introduction 00:44 Don't use FAT32 on multi-GB USB backup drives because of file size limit 04:47 Google voice number +1-904-4-OUR-TUX 1-904-468-7889 07:03 Remote desktop setup to allow connection to your computer 18:15 Making the connection 20:20 A complete meltdown on the Internet 22:06 Port forwarding to allow bypassing of a router or firewall (port 5900) 25:30 Finding your local IP address 27:44 Connecting through your corporate network 30:26 SSH option vs. VNC? 32:13 JPEG helps with viewing video remotely 33:09 Do not run Compiz (desktop effects) 34:57 Alternative methods of connecting remotely to computers NX Free, NeatX, SSH 37:46 Software Pick: Audible player for Android 44:40 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-4-OUR-TUX, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 46:54 End

00:00 Going Linux #113 - Listener Feedback 00:16 Introduction 01:12 www.audiblepodcast.com/goinglinux 04:00 Steve McLaughlin - The Door To Door Geek: scipe text editor 06:05 Bill: Fedora 13 review (sort of) 09:22 Skwiggs: How do I boot physical W7 partition in Virtual Box on Ubuntu host? 13:40 Jim: Moving Outlook to Thunderbird, not so easy 26:32 Troy: HP OfficeJet 8500 install, on W7 took 4 hours; on Linux, just plug it in 30:37 Jason: Don't claim OOo is 100% compatible with MS Office 34:33 Mike: Use Portable Apps to run Firefox in Library instead of IE 37:22 Mike: Commercial apps for Linux 39:26 Trevor: Highlight text in a browser and run in a terminal - TerminalRun 40:07 Angelo: How do I install Ubuntu on a system with no CD or DVD drive? 44:18 Keld: Would like to see "You dare us" like on TuxRadar 47:52 Mike: With Mint there really isn't a reason for Windows users not to switch 50:34 Dakota: Linux has made my life easier and more fun 54:58 George: Using Rhythmbox since losing iPod, now is catching up on our podcast 56:24 Zeb: Why does "complete removal" not mean "complete removal?" 62:29 OLF Promo 63:37 End

00:00 Going Linux #112 - Linux for Small Business 00:16 Introduction 01:06 Vinux as a bootable talking rescue thumb drive 05:58 http://www.Audiblepodcast.com/goinglinux 08:05 Thanks to Frazer and Kevin and Martin 08:29 Articles on Linux for small business 11:57 Frazer: Needs online backup and hardware requirements a new computer 16:41 Kevin: A Linux distribution for business? 22:15 Martin: Suggestions for an episode (This one) 25:09 Which hardware to choose for Linux compatibility 32:05 Software for scanning 34:27 Content Management System (CMS) 37:04 Customer Relationship Management (CRM) 40:46 Mobile phone sync with Linux 43:54 Connecting from ouside 46:39 Digitally signed documents 48:56 Enterprise Content Managment (ECM) 50:05 Software suggestions from Martin 58:38 Compatibility of files 60:12 Software pick: man2html create manuals at http://localhost/cgi-bin/man/man2html 64:33 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 66:56 OLF Promo 67:57 End

00:00 Going Linux #111 - Computer America #29 00:17 Introduction 02:10 Office for Linux 03:39 OpenOffice.org 04:53 KOffice 05:50 Are office suites for Linux compatible with Microsoft Office? 07:50 Go-oo is distributed, and branded as OpenOffice.org, with many Linux distributions 10:47 How do I open a Microsoft Office document in OpenOffice? 13:01 Why not use a cloud-based office suite instead of OpenOffice? 17:52 Components and derivatives of office suites for Linux 21:08 Will Oracle kill OpenOffice? 24:18 Go-oo can open and save files with those new docx, xlsx and pptx files. 30:59 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 35:08 Ohio Linux Fest 2010 Promo 35:35 Göran: Correcting Larry's mistake 40:35 Jim: OpenOffice documentation 43:25 Henry: Will I be able to dual boot Windows 7 and Ubuntu? 54:35 Reese: Copy and paste is different on Linux than on Windows 59:32 Where do I find Going Linux? 62:48 John: Trouble opening .mht files in Firefox (use the unMHT plug-in) 64:42 End

00:00 Going Linux #110 - Listener Feedback 00:15 Introduction 01:48 What's up with the Audible advertisement? 03:00 Let's work together to encourage Audible to help develop a player for Linux 05:10 Audible responds... and says they are working with the Linux community 06:16 Write to customer service, especially if you are a Linux developer 09:52 Len: Corrects Larry's mistake on the show notes page 12:30 David: Rythmbox issue 16:08 Lester: Graphical version of wget... gwget 18:22 Podcast Alley thanks 19:01 k9joshua: Found us on Miro and catchin up 22:28 lightacannon: Looking for accounting software for Linux 23:40 Angelo: Wants a talking rescue disk 27:41 Ray: Disagrees with Larry and Carey that IE9 support dropped on XP will boost Linux sales 30:42 David: Additional information on Prism... no plugins 35:49 John: Tries Mythbuntu, then wishes he hadn't when it removes ubuntu-desktop 43:15 Yo! Pandabear: Nod32 antivirus for Linux 44:56 Martin: Sound volume problems when recording videos 49:03 Charles: Painting pottery 50:11 Tony: Audio streaming skips. Is it the sound card? 53:23 Richard: Needs DVD codec 54:55 David: Gone Linux on Netbook and amateur radio 57:28 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe 59:29 End