Summary: Mark Johnson, Tony Whitmore, Alan Pope, and Laura Cowen are back in Studio A for the fourteenth episode of Season Five of the Ubuntu Podcast from the UK LoCo Team! In this week’s show:- We talk about Wubi, donating to ACF, and…going to OggCamp, of course! And all the lovely feedback left by the attendees. All the videos are gradually going online, including the OggCamp Quiz, and the video that Stephen Fry (yes, that one) made especially for OggCamp12. We also all get stuck into the geeky stickers that @hifromkatie made for us on her vinyl printer: We review the Ubuntu Made Easy book, and launch a new competition to give away our copy. You have to listen to the show to find out the question, but the closing date is 24th September 2012 and the email address to send your entry to is competition@ubuntu-uk.org (don’t send it to our usual address or you definitely won’t win). The winner will be the person who sends the most interesting answer to the question we set. In the news this week:- Samsung lost a patent case… Sadly, Neil Armstrong has died… Twitter are a Silver sponsor of the Linux Foundation… VMware, Intel, and NEC may or may not have joined the OpenStack foundation… Raspberry Pi add paid-for codecs… And events-wise we have… Skycon – 6th-7th October – University of Limerick HackManchester – 27th-28th October – Museum of Science and Industry as part of the Manchester Science Festival Victoria Pritchard and Robin Catling dust off another audio recording of an episode of ‘Tomorrow’s Technology Today’ from the Herbert Maxwell Fosdyke Curmudgeon Memorial Sound Archive. We mention some Ubuntu related news in the bit-about-Ubuntu:- New photo lens (not that sort) for 12.10… Previews in Unity… Ubuntu 12.04.01 is out… Unity 2d has gone… Ubuntu on a computer-in-a-keyboard… UDS is going to Copenhagen… Project Sputnik goes beta… And in the Not-about-Ubuntu we cover Diaspora becomes a community project… And we have your feedback. Comments and suggestions are welcomed to: podcast@ubuntu-uk.org Leave us some segment ideas on the Etherpad 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
