00:00:00 Introductions
00:01:28 Sravan Packaging Adventures
00:15:37 Colin Reflecting on past Distributions
00:19:03 When is it time to call an expert
00:32:19 Poll Where do you Place the Panel on your Desktop
00:39:15 Gamify Your Life with Habitica
00:48:09 Ubuntu LTS 22.04.1
00:52:07 GNOME 42 - The Nonsense Continues
01:20:33 CuteFishOS Disappears & Returns
01:41:98 House Keeping, Clear Linux Distro Exploration
01:43:47 Last Call
01:47:32 Bloopers
I believe Linux Saloon is not a podcast but instead a live streaming event. Episodes are archived on YouTube but I don’t think there is a podcast version.
It’d be cool if there was a podcast feed edited for audio only podcasting or a curated edited audio-friendly Saloon flights.
That is too bad. Hopefully they consider publishing as a podcast, which is what all of the other dln shows do.
We do not have to agree, but every group discussion of this nature has no advantage in video. Best to also offer in a podcast RSS feed with show notes. There is no need for the bandwidth, direct access or explicit video watching needed to enjoy this show.
Some of the guests are significantly quieter to others and some normalization did wonders in my experiment. Probably wouldn’t hurt for the live version either. (edit: I have no idea how this would even work)
I think the podcast idea is great, thumbs up from me.
Though I already have a solution for it for myself. I just download the show in audio only, youtube-dl can do that or basically playing with ffmpeg just like @PatPlusLinux suggests. It is used by youtube-dl anyway.
