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Vote on December's Topics!
🕑 Added 2023-11-28 09:24:42 +0000 UTCHey everyone!
It's time to vote on the topics I'll cover in December!
So, first, the things I will definitely do:
- Linux News: we'll have 5 of these in December, on the 3rd, the 10h, the 17h, the 23rd and the 30th, plus their accompanying podcasts
- Slimbook Elemental: I'll review these 2 new laptops from Slimbook, there are 2 sizes, 14 and 15.6 inches, and they are pretty affordable, so it will be interesting to look at!
- Proton CEO Interview: I'll spend an hour and a half with the CEO of Proton, asking as many questions from the community as we can fit!
And for what you can vote on:
- Open Source and Money: a complicated relationship: a look at funding issues for open source projects, and some success stories
- The Linux distro I recommend for beginners in 2024: trying to define THE Linux distro I would recommend for people starting with Linux in 2024
- Modern Linux on an old desktop: installing a recent Linux distro (or maybe multiple ones) on a pretty old desktop (something like 4th gen intel CPU)
- Good resources to learn about Linux: a look at where to look to learn things about Linux, whether it's the command line, using a desktop, installing a distro, and the like (no, it won't just be "subscribe to my channel" :D )
Vote for the ones you want to see, and I'll work on the 2 with the most votes!
Comments
Justin
https://www.reddit.com/r/SimpleMobileTools/comments/18929pq/simplemobiletools_was_sold_alternatives/
Justin
@Nick I have an interesting new about open source and money https://www.androidauthority.com/simple-mobile-tools-aquisition-3391041/ Simple app dev sell all GPL Simple app to another company. The code seems to not be made by just them, there are also others contributors. Sad news
The Linux Experiment
I probably will still make this one, in January: it doesn't really appeal to long term subscribers and supporters, but it would probably be useful for newcomers!
Looks like the New User Distro is trailing. I hope you consider it at some point. I'm working an a workshop on changing from Windows to Linux and some insight on what makes a good distro for new folks.
