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How did your favorite Linux distribution get its start? Join us and find out!
Linux User Space is hosted by Leo and Dan, and every two weeks we deep dive into the history of Linux distributions and the things that matter to us.
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Linux User Space is hosted by Leo and Dan, and every two weeks we deep dive into the history of Linux distributions and the things that matter to us.
Episodes drop every other Monday.

    Episode 4:17: We Ought to Know This By Now

    Episode 4:17: We Ought to Know This By Now

    Coming up in this episode



    We put a hat on AI
    The SecureBlue/ublue thing
    The UNIX Wars part deux


    0:00 Cold Open
    1:49 Artificial Fedora
    28:35 The ImmutaBlues
    54:01 Feedback
    55:20 Tane on Notes and Unix
    59:28 Ian on Unix
    1:02:33 Chris on Notes and Sync
    1:10:22 A Quick Release Update
    1:14:41 Next Time
    1:18:03 Stinger


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    Matthew Miller on AI in Fedora


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    Course correction on Secureblue


    We messed up but RoyalOughtness, the creator of Secureblue, set us straight.
    Atomic Fedora is the start of the pipeline:
    xkbcat


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    Reverb Focus

    Tane via Email


    Tane uses Nextcloud Notes
    Also Iotas
    Unix Wars
    [The terms of the Open Group](Open Group https://web.archive.org/web/20240205220954/https://unix.org/what_is_unix/single_unix_specification.html)
    Current Open Group members


    Ian via email


    BSD, AIX, HP-UX and similar are all as UNIX as you can get these days. They started out as licensed UNIX Operating Systems with a direct IP license from AT&T and passed whatever requirements AT&T had at the time.


    Chris via email


    Obsidian is not FOSS.
    Logseq is overwhelming at first but good now.


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    Episode 4:16: Super PCMan

    Episode 4:16: Super PCMan

    Coming up in this episode



    Themes Are More Global Than You Think
    Kdenlive Does Some Layering
    The History of LXDE
    To Qt, or not to Qt?
    Then, we call an audible


    0:00 Cold Open
    2:17 Theme of the Crop
    16:22 The Lost Edit
    28:11 The History of LXDE
    55:51 How'd LXQt and LXDE Go?
    1:24:28 Next Time
    1:31:13 Stinger


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    🔥Warm Up🔥 - AI on the Linux Desktop

    KDE's Attack Surface?


    Hackaday coverage
    The Reddit Post


    Kdenlive gave Leo a hard time


    24.02.0 was hot off the press and Leo couldn't resist.
    Thankfully 24.02.1 followed to hopefully resolve the issues.


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    The History of LXDE (and some LXQt)


    The LXDE mailing list goes back to 2008
    Ubuntu Lite
    later known as U-lite commited to using LXDE.
    DesktopLinux.com coverage
    Elemental Linux, MoonOS and WattOS followed with a commitment
    A PCManFM review from 2008
    The blog appears
    December 2008 status update
    Sidux adds an unofficial LXDE flavor
    Mandriva adds LXDE
    Fedora too
    LXDE Translation project
    PCMan asks the community for feedback
    FOSDEM 2009
    Lubuntu enters the chat
    LXDE on android phones
    LXDE on Solaris
    LXDE in Centos
    PCLXDE
    First Lubuntu test ISO
    Fedora success
    OpenSUSE status update
    Refactor time
    Rewrite, and make it faster
    Movable desktop icons
    LXDE becomes an available Debian desktop
    A Qt port begins
    Diverse paths
    PCMan develops a "Guide for Migrating from Gtk+ to Qt"
    LXDE-QT preview
    Razor-Qt
    PCMan had this to say about Razor-Qt
    A merger of LXDE-Qt and Razor-Qt
    LXDE-Qt is not bloated
    PCManFM-Qt was in a usable state
    LXQt alpha is announced
    shortly after it was announced.
    Initial FreeBSD support for LXQt
    Comparing Numbers
    LXQt got “full” Qt5 support
    LXQt 0.8 released
    LXDE is still going
    We say goodbye to Razor-qt
    The 0.9 release was caught on snags but eventually released
    LXQt 0.10 followed
    LXQt 0.11 released
    More stats
    LXQt 0.12.0
    LXQt 0.13.0
    The end for GTK 2
    Debian, at the time, set the death date
    GTK 3 would end up being the target for LXDE
    LXQt 0.17
    LXQt 1.0.0 was released!
    LXDE diehards are still keeping things alive for LXDE
    LXQt 2.0 is planned to release in the usual April slot
    Speaking of Wayland
    Quick LXQt History


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    Episode 4:15: Fox, Socks, Inbox, Knox

    Episode 4:15: Fox, Socks, Inbox, Knox

    Coming up in this episode



    Telemetry helps us all
    Immutability blues
    A correction or two
    And more feedback


    📽️The video version
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    0:00 Cold Open
    1:34 The GOOD Telemetry
    23:33 Gnome Classic & Friends
    31:16 The Incredible Immutables
    44:00 A Slight Correction
    50:25 A Little Backstory
    59:24 mintCast, CKP, FCWN & DHD
    1:02:31 So Lightweight!
    1:10:23 Another Dive into Notes
    1:21:48 Fix GRUB, Add Color
    1:29:49 Next Time
    1:31:58 Stinger


    🔥Warm up🔥

    Dan Johansen in Matrix



    pkgstats
    Fun Stats


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    Fragmentation? Not on My Watch!

    Muesli from Matrix



    Gnome Classic
    Is it healthy co-opetition or fragmentation? Let us know.
    Secureblue
    beginning of the year
    BlueBuild


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    A quick correction

    jensmander1223 on Youtube



    OpenIndiana is Unix-Like but it's own thing


    The history of Dan and Leo

    visamp from Matrix



    Leo and Dan both did Linux Spotlight Episodes with our former co-host Rocco. Dan's episode and Leo's
    We plan to drop some more tidbits in the not too distant future.


    Peter Jones



    Thanks for the support and for listening.
    Mintcast
    Crowbar Kernel Panic
    Full Circle Weekly


    Emiliano from Argentina



    Thanks for the message, the Spanish test and the support.


    QOwnNotes & Joplin

    Scott



    Scott recommends QOwnNotes and not Joplin.


    Another Vote for Obsidian. Then Anki, RemNote and LogSeq

    DesertDoug



    Doug searched long and hard recently for a note taking app too. Doug bumped into Obsidian, Anki, RemNote and Logseq.


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    Gentoo Focus


    Jensmander1223 sent some tips to help Dan with his bootloader issue. Dan will continue to keep working on that. Jensmander also sent along the tip to use colordiff which can highlight differences when changing config files. We plan to go over a few of these on an upcoming livestream.


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    We plan to explore and provide the history of LXDE Desktop Environment.


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    Episode 4:14: Spill the Tea

    Episode 4:14: Spill the Tea

    Coming up in this episode



    The AI Revolution is Coming
    The History of MATE
    We Read the Tea Leaves
    Then Look to Lighten the Load


    The Video
    https://youtu.be/rKEIwDb1R9Q


    0:00 Cold Open
    4:09 Embrace the AI Overlords
    21:45 The History of MATE
    42:22 How Is MATE?
    1:05:16 Next Time
    1:07:51 Stinger


    Preshow - The Computer Shopper


    Dan is sitting on a gold mine with his collection of Computer Shoppers


    🔥Warm Up🔥 - AI on the Linux Desktop


    Deepin OS is working on adding AI in Another link


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    The History of Mate


    The first MATE org blogpost
    The initial Arch Linux forum post
    Perberos described the fork as...
    Phoronix August 2011
    ingeek 2011
    Perberos attempted to grow the community on the Ubuntu forums and Linux Mint forums
    Perberos, Clement Lefebvre, Stefano Karapetsas, and Steve Zesch were the founders.
    The initial migration script
    Salix had been one of the very first distributions to headline MATE
    The GNOME team created GNOME Flashback
    MATE University
    GhostBSD features the Mate desktop
    By the end of the year and into 2014, MATE was officially available in Arch, Debian, Fedora, Linux Mint, openSUSE, Sabayon, Salix and Ubuntu.
    Stefano Karapestas stepped up to lead the team.
    Clem had his part-ownership of MATE removed. He had this to say
    The big scoop MATE 1.28 and1.28.1 were recently released!


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    Episode 4:13: Passion with Compassion

    Episode 4:13: Passion with Compassion

    Coming up in this episode



    We add to the KDE saga
    We search for the humans on the other end of the Internet
    We pour over the Feedback
    We focus on the Gentoo feedback


    The Video Version
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    Timestamps
    0:00 Cold Open
    1:30 The KDE AMA
    7:47 The Truth About KDE 4.0
    19:46 AppImage Is Broken in Ubuntu
    24:47 There Be Humans Out There
    40:07 Reverb Focus!



    41:33 Douglas (Old Mac, New Tricks)
    49:29 Bruce (Well, Why Don't Ya?!)
    55:12 Jayden (GNOME Syndrome)
    1:04:15 The Care & Feeding of Gentoo (feat. Ryan)
    1:15:51 Next Time!
    1:20:32 Stinger


    🔥Warm up🔥


    There was an KDE AMA on Lemmy and on Reddit
    Troy Unrau, a KDE dev, on the KDE History


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    There are humans on the other end of that Internet


    This conversation was sparked from this Tweet
    Linus gets passionate sometimes


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    Reverb Focus

    Douglas Paul


    Douglas does his own 12 step distro hop program.
    Gnome, Fedora, with Extensions and Albert is the landing spot... at least for now.


    Bruce Hankins on Why Don't You Use Linux (4:11)


    Two categories of users, average users and power users.
    Average users don't really tinker.
    Power users like to tinker (this is where Leo and Dan fall as well as many of you) but there is a small amount of us.
    Installation of the system and applications is not intuitive.


    Jayden on Why Don't You Use Linux (4:11) AAAAAAND a Note Suggestion


    Gnome with gestures and multi-touch are great.
    A couple of note taking apps for Leo to chase - Xournal++ and Rnote


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    Gentoo Focus


    Kerneltux sent in his "care and feeding" notes for Gentoo. We plan to go over a few of these on an upcoming livestream.


    🔭Next Time🔭

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    Episode 4:12: Keep it Kool

    Episode 4:12: Keep it Kool

    Coming up in this episode



    Notating the Notes
    The History of KDE
    And Plasma, Straight from the Tap


    Timestamps
    0:00 Cold Open
    1:44 A Note on Notes
    22:52 The History of KDE
    28:29 History: KDE 1
    30:42 History: KDE 2
    33:03 History: KDE 3
    36:21 History: KDE 4
    45:36 History: Plasma 5
    51:34 History: Plasma 6
    53:17 Plasma 6 Raw (hide)
    1:20:49 Next Time: Topics, then MATE
    1:27:37 Stinger


    Watch the video
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    🔥Warm Up🔥


    Leo hits the books and learns about reference style links in markdown. Thanks go to Dominic and Furicle.
    Eric mentioned MarkText and now the squirrels have Dan chasing that.
    Leo tries settling on Vivaldi Notes.


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    The History of KDE


    The email on October 14, 1996 to start it all.
    KDE ONE
    K Desktop Environment first real beta release.
    Beta 1 Screenshots
    KDE 1.0 was released on July 12, 1998.
    1998 Interview of Matthias Ettrich
    KFM turned into Konqueror.
    Konqi
    KDE 2.0
    KDE 2.1
    In April of 2002, KDE 3.0 was released.
    2003 Interview of Matthias Ettrich
    2004 Interview of Matthias Ettrich
    KDE Community World Summit 2004 "aKademy".
    2005 Interview of Matthias Ettrich
    April 8, 2005 Kubuntu.
    KDE 3.5
    KDE Four Core Meeting
    KDE 4
    Oxygen
    2008 Interview of Matthias Ettrich
    KDE hit the 1,000,000 commit
    Starting from 4.3.4, is a "software compilation".
    November 2009, K Desktop Environment is just KDE, now.
    Fork of KDE 3.5 becomes Trinity Desktop Environment.
    KDE SC 4.5.
    October 2010, an official split from KOffice
    Plasma Active
    KDE Manifesto
    December 2012, a redesigned Konqi.
    KDE release structure changed.
    KDE SC 4.14 the last in the series.
    Plasma 5 and Frameworks 5
    2015 Wayland enters the room.
    Plasma Mobile
    Plasma Bigscreen
    KDE Neon
    Slimbook
    KDE Plasma is chosen for the Steam Deck when in Desktop Mode!
    The development and chat platforms move to Gitlab and Matrix.
    The first release candidate for Plasma 6
    Plasma 6's release date is planned for February 28th of 2024.


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