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This week on Linux Outlaws: Ubuntu release name madness, some Canonical bashing, some Red Hat bashing, Linux gaming news, some good out of Microsoft and we give away another MeeGo netbook.

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0:03:04 Introduction

• Help Nathan Buy Firefly
• London Stock Exchange problems not due to Linux
• Fab started a Minecraft video show
• Yogscast — check out their Minecraft series
• Beer of the Week: Pilsner Urquell

0:10:33 Releases, Security & News

• Linux From Scratch 6.8
• VortexBox 1.8
• Scientific Linux 6.0
• KDE 4.6.1
• Jython 2.5.2
• Upstart 1.0
• The DPL on the influence of Debian

• Bradley Manning facing death charges, forced to be naked daily
• Next Ubuntu version codenamed “Oneiric Ocelot”
• Shuttleworth admits mistakes in Banshee discussion, but not really
• Vincent Untz on the Banshee scandal
• Ayatana overlay scrollbars
• Red Hat changed source distribution to hamper Oracle and Novell
• Ongoing discussion about Gnome 3 window controls
• Popular Android apps on Market replaced by malware
• DuckDuckGo donates 10% of revenue to F/OSS projects
• Minecraft creator Notch says “lost sales” are a lie, piracy will win
• Humble Bundle creator says Linux matters
• Oil Rush available for pre-order

• EFF sends letter to Sony in defense of hackers
• Nokia sells off parts of Qt

1:01:24 Microwatch

• More Windows Phone FAIL
• IE6 Countdown
• Google and Microsoft team up to battle geotagging patent troll

1:08:01 Crapplewatch

• The iPad 2 — what a joke!

1:10:04 MeeGo Competition

We give another netbook preloaded with MeeGo away. This time, it picks a lucky winner from Australia. Good on ya, mate!

1:19:01 Feedback

• Donations: Navigium, Daniel Asante, Duncan Michael Bell, Michael Van Hoe, Neil Viglieno, Kevin Gibson, Jon Peder Opsahl, Matthew Clarke,William Kovacs and all the Flattr’ers

• We had great audio feedback from Malkor the Techie and Jezra
• Aitor Pazos wrote to tell us his own story of migrating a small company from XP to Debian a couple of years back
• Alison Chaiken disgrees with our comment about the fact that only two big companies are left in the Linux world
• Matthew Phillips sent us an email about a new release of the security distro GnackTrack
• Rachel Ward sent us some links about HP supposedly dumping Windows

Other emails this week from

Rich Brown, Nathaniel, Roger Cooper, Beeza, Armin, Don Rideaux-Crenshaw, Mark McNeill, Henry Standing, Earle Nietzel, Lee Brown, Remy Van Elst, Alienkid, Robert Bronstein, Jon Peder from Norway, Chris Woollard, Alastair from Cape Town and Scott Lavender.

• Pony Express
• LibreOffice Conference announced

Song: Automatic by Tim Wheeler & The Soul Shufflers from the album Stratisfier

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