Summary: Alan Pope, Mark Johnson, Tony Whitmore, and Laura Cowen are back together for the thirty-first episode of Season Six of the Ubuntu Podcast from the UK LoCo Team! In this week’s show:- We experiment with live video again! We take a look at what’s been happening in the news: SteamOS is announced NVidia publish some technical documentation of their GPU Ordnance Survey release a Mindcraft rendering of the UK OS OpenData Two crowdsourcing projects are launched: synfig and tupi A Kickstarter campaign for an affordable 3D printer, PeachyPrinter, is launched Google+ hits 1 billion accounts We catch up with what’s happening in the Ubuntu community: Juju now supports deploying Ubuntu to the Windows Azure cloud Google release a Typecatcher tool for installing Google fonts And not in the Ubuntu community: Fedora turns10 And we talk about OggCamp13: 19th & 20th October, LJMU Liverpool. Tickets available now – 300 sold! Accommodation info on the site. Book quickly! Most of the scheduled speakers confirmed (Abstracts on the website) Barney Brown – Inside the Intercontinental Music Lab FreakyClown – How I rob banks and why you should be scared Javier Ruiz, Open Rights Group – PRISM and Mass Surveillance: a turning point Gary Smailes – Open Publishing – A call to Arms Lightning Talks Live Show Raffle Give a talk! Guidelines are on the website Sponsors: LJMU Open Labs The OggCamp Community Bytemark Ubuntu supported by Canonical Transitiv If you’re interested in exhibiting your project/group, open hardware thing, or donating swag for the raffle, contact dan@sixgun.org We’ll be back next week, when we’ll interview Nekhelesh Ramananthan about developing core apps for Ubuntu Touch and read your feedback! Please send your comments and suggestions to: podcast@ubuntu-uk.org Join us on IRC in #ubuntu-uk-podcast on Freenode Leave a voicemail via phone: +44 (0) 203 298 1600, sip: podcast@sip.ubuntu-uk.org and skype: ubuntuukpodcast Follow our twitter feed http://twitter.com/uupc Find our Facebook Fan Page Follow us on Google Plus Leave us some segment ideas on the Etherpad
