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This week on a belated Linux Outlaws: More political rants as the German government loses its last shreds of sanity, the Pirate Bay judge is implicated as a member of a copyright lobby organisation, Microsoft’s earnings take a drop and Fab previews Chromium on Linux even if he isn’t supposed to.

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0:01:43 Introduction

• Dan was at the Ubuntu Jaunty release party in Manchester last week
• Check out the Hacking At Random event in the Netherlands this year
• Check out the conference audio from SCaLE 7x
• Dan mentions zenformat
• Amazon and Wikipedia block Phorm in the UK

0:10:37 F/OSS Releases

• Easy Peasy 1.1
• Toorox 04.2009
• Tiny Core Linux 1.4 — Shingledecker’s been at it again!!
• SimplyMEPIS 8.0.06
• All the *buntus (Version 9.04 of Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Mythbuntu & Ubuntu Studio)
• iMagic OS 2009.5
• Webconverger 4.7<br/><br/>
• Beta release: OpenMoko Om2009
• EDE 2.0 alpha
• Xfce 4.6.1
• GCC 4.4.0
• Android 1.5 (Cupcake) now officially out

0:25:25 News Stories

• German government legalises internet censorship, passes controversial child porn law — Fab’s blog post on this, “Zensursula” on Twitter
• Libre.fm now open alpha, components named “GNUkebox” (server) and “nixtape” (client), being submitted for review as a GNU project
• Pirate Bay judge is member of movie industry lobby organisation — more on Ars Technica
• Music copyright in the EU extended to 70 years
• Linux Foundation to hold their first annual conference: LinuxCon (in Portland, Oregon 21 - 23 Sept) — the second annual Linux Plumbers conference will follow immediately afterwards
• Red Hat’s map of the open source world:

• BIND 10 starts development

0:43:44 Microwatch

• Report on Microsoft’s anti-competitive behavior of 20 years
• Some new FUD: Oracle now owns parts of Linux — yeah right…
• Microsoft earnings drop significantly

0:50:01 Preview

• Chromium on Linux, Ubuntu users can install it from this PPA

0:55:04 Software Tip

• Google Gadgets, in Ubuntu you can install google-gadgets-gtk or google-gadgets-qt

0:58:34 Listener Feedback

• Donations: Nasser Alshammari, Douglas R. and Jon Kulp
• Forums: Our one troll thread
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• Ger Appeldorn tells us more about Untangle, Screenshots
• Richard Querin sends us another hilarious email
• John Hunt sents greetings from Australia, he’s an ex-pat from Southampton
• Nathan Wood explains on his blog how to set up VirtualBox to load a Windows WM once you plug an iPhone into your Linux system
• Morten, our friend in Denmark, sent us an interesting email about open hardware
• Other emails this week from Nido Media, Jason Walsh, chanux, Gabriele, Kristian Naugle, Ubuntu Pete, Dave S., Joshua, Jason Bowles, Fredrik Lindqvist, Dennis and Kevin Daire
• Pip-Boy theme for Blackberries
• New Bob Dylan record Together Through Life out now

Song: Street Wisdom from the album Guns Blazin’ by Professor Kliq

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.