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This week on Linux Outlaws: The RIAA wants $75 trillion from LimeWire, Groklaw is closing shop, Symbian not open source anymore, Geohot settles and Steve Ballmer is the worst CEO in tech.

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0:02:06 Introduction

• OggCamp 11 — it’s happening!
• This is not a podcast
• NICHTLUSTIG app for Android
• Minecraft makes millions, will leave beta this year
• 20 Years of Linux video
• Fab is taking part in the Beard-A-Thon again — Go, Pens!
• We are talking about the fact that corenominal had to discontinue HTTP downloads for Crunchbang

0:21:16 Releases, Security & News

• Puppy Linux 5.2.5
• SystemRescueCd 2.1.0
• CentOS 5.6
• CyanogenMod 7
• Yocto 1.0
• Monotone 1.0
• Django 1.3
• Banshee 2.0
• Habari 0.7
• Gnome 3
• New Skype beta

• Fukushima follow-up
• RIAA wants $75 trillion from LimeWire
• US Internet user arrested for linking to websites
• Groklaw closing down on May 16
• Symbian not open source anymore
• Fake Stephen Elop on Twitter
• Android passes Blackberry in the US
• Amazon Cloud Drive & Player
• Mozilla kills support for Gecko embedding
• New top-level Linux directory /run
• Gedit collaborative editing with Telepathy
• Anonymous takes on Sony
• Geohot settles

1:18:54 Microwatch

• Employees rate Ballmer as worst CEO in technology

1:22:34 Feedback

Donations: Thanks to Stuart Musto, Marcus Wilson, Osama Alassiry, Michael Van Hoe and everyone who flattr’ed us!

• Jon Peder from Norway got himself a Lenovo S10-3t after failing to win our competition and decided to try the Android x86 project; he also send us some links on how he solved certain issues with it

• Pete V. thinks Fab looks like Tezzeret The Artificer from Magic: The Gathering

• Trent Murray tells us about Zarafa, an open source MS Exchange replacement
• Dan Devine also wrote on a similar note to suggest Resara server as a great replacement for Active Directory and FreeIPA which does something similar; he also says Mandriva Directory Server is still going strong and any of these solutions can be combined with Spacewalk
• Chad Nelson sent this cool outlaw pic including a hat like Jayne wore in The Message:

• John Thies wrote in response to our discussion of the Zune, where Dan said they might be more popular in the US: he thinks they are crap
• Mark Faulkner send us a link to Think Geek’s April Fools joke: The Playmobil Apple Store
• Akiva Bloch is a brand new listener from Israel who likes the show
• Thomas Chace has modified Unity to have the brown features we all remember from Ubuntu in the old days:

• Sergei Van Hardeveld writes to us about openmedia’s campaign for constituents to ask their local candidates to take a pro-Internet, pro net neutrality stance
• Dan tells us that building ZFS into the Linux kernel only violates the GPL if it’s distributed

Other emails this week from Chris Woollard, Michael Curtis, Andrew Cutler, Ell, Brad Floyd, Ryan Norwood, Jon Bristol, Adam, Travis Swaim, Joshua Cooper, Douglas Elkin, Chuck Green, Robert Main, Phil Thompson, Matt Hampton aka. Tucson Matt, Paul Bosworth, Torben Stones, Jonathan Nadeau, David Ellis, Stuart Ward, David Ramsey Cain, Michael Dexter and Armin Krauss.

Song: The Day After The Night Before by Nick Tann from the album Don’t Make Me Wait

The theme music for this podcast is a song called “Sudo Modprobe”, it was written by Fab and produced and performed by Dan and Fab. The artwork for the album cover and the site including the Outlaw Tux was created by Fab. All material in this podcast is released under the Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0 license, except the music at the end of the show which is always licensed under the Creative Commons license specified by the artist under the provided link.