Jill Bryant has hosted 290 Episodes.
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487: Destination Linux 487: Rocco Returns! AI Debates, Orion Browser Axed & F‑Droid 2.0
October 12th, 2026 | 1 hr 3 mins
ai code debate, amazon ai agent, big daddy linux, dawo project, destination linux, dl487, foss tools, f‑droid 2.0, gnome apps, hylki email client, jill, kagi, linux apps, linux community, linux distributions, linux hardware, linux podcast, linux privacy, linux security, llm code, meta muse ai, netherlands linux desktop, nixos, open source debate, open source development, open source news, open source smartwatch, orion browser, rocco, ryan, una watch, zeb
Rocco returns to Destination Linux for the second time this month! We dive into community feedback, the debate over AI‑generated code, the end of the Orion browser for Linux, the Netherlands’ Nix‑powered government desktop, Amazon blocking AI shopping agents, and more. A packed episode full of laughs, insights, and open‑source goodness.
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486: Destination Linux 486: Monica Ayhens‑Madon on Thunderbird, Thundermail & the Future of Open‑Source Communities
October 5th, 2026 | 1 hr 48 mins
canonical community team, community engagement, data liberation, data migration, destination linux podcast, encryption defaults, foss, google drive migration, linux, linux advocacy, linux apps, linux beginners, linux collaboration, linux community stories, linux creators, linux distributions, linux enthusiasts, linux experts, linux future, linux modernization, linux outreach, linux personalities, linux podcast interview, linux privacy, linux security, martin wimpress, open source, open source communications, open source leadership, pagebound books, proton suite, rclone tutorial, spotify wrapped, thunderbird email, thunderbird roadmap, thunderbird ui, thundermail web client, ubuntu, ubuntu mate
Monica Ayhens‑Madon joins Destination Linux for a deep dive into her Linux journey, her work across Ubuntu, Ubuntu MATE, Canonical, and now Thunderbird - including the upcoming Thundermail web client. We also explore community stories, data portability, privacy, and more in this extended interview episode.
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485: Destination Linux 485: Craig from Sandfly on Linux Malware Trends, OpenRGB Upgrades & Big Distro News
September 28th, 2026 | 1 hr 8 mins
craig rowland, destination linux, dl485, fake kernel threads, foss, incident response, iot rootkits, jill, linux 7.3 kernel, linux malware, linux news, linux podcast, linux security, mx linux ddos, open source, openrgb, peppermint os, rgb lighting linux, ryan, sandfly security, ubuntu 26.10, upx malware, xlibre, zeb
Craig from Sandfly Security joins the DL crew to break down modern Linux malware trends, IoT rootkit risks, and incident response insights. Jill covers new OpenRGB hardware support, Zeb dives into Peppermint OS and Ubuntu kernel updates, and MX Linux battles a massive DDoS attack.
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484: Destination Linux 484: Responsible AI, Steam Frame VR, Plex Security & Open‑Source Hardware
September 21st, 2026 | 1 hr 21 mins
accessibility, ai safety, arm64, comcast motion sensing, cybersecurity, data deletion, destination linux, dl483, foss, jill, linux community, linux gaming, linux podcast, mo duffy, open source, open source hardware, plex vulnerabilities, red hat, responsible ai, ryan, session chat, steam controller haptics, steam frame, switzerland open source migration, una watch, valve, vr headset, zeb
Máirín 'Mo' Duffy from Red Hat joins Jill, Ryan, and Zeb for a packed episode covering responsible AI, Valve’s new Steam Frame VR headset, Plex security warnings, accessibility breakthroughs, and one of the most open‑source wearables ever made. Plus community feedback, Session updates, and Sandfly Security.
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483: Destination Linux 483: Zeb Returns, Jill’s Treasure Hunt, and a Doomsday‑Level Privacy Showdown
September 14th, 2026 | 1 hr 14 mins
comcast motion sensing, data deletion, destination linux, discord alternatives, dl483, doomsday tech stories, fluxer, foss, jill, jill treasure hunt, linux community, linux news, linux podcast, microsoft replacement, motion sensing, open source, open source workplace, opendesk, poc boss, privacy act test, privacy news, routers, ryan, security, session chat, switzerland open source migration, zeb, zeb returns
Zeb returns from his off‑world illness, Jill brings back the fan‑favorite Treasure Hunt segment, and Ryan dives into a doomsday‑style lineup of privacy stories including Comcast’s motion‑sensing routers and companies deleting your data instead of giving it to you. Plus Switzerland’s big move toward open source and community feedback on Discord alternatives.
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482: Destination Linux 482: Rocco Returns & Red Hat’s Mike McGrath Sheds Light On Lightwell
September 7th, 2026 | 1 hr 24 mins
ai, destination linux, developer tools, dl482, enterprise linux, foss, infrastructure, jill bryant, lightwell, lightwell interview, linux community, linux news, linux origins, linux podcast, mike mcgrath, open source, open source economics, palo alto networks, predictable security, red hat, red hat vp, rocco, ryan, security, session chat, sre, sysadmin, website security
Rocco returns to Destination Linux for the first time since Episode 183, and we sit down with Red Hat VP Mike McGrath to talk about Lightwell, open source economics, predictable security, and the future of infrastructure. Plus Session chat updates, website security, and a lightning round you won’t want to miss.
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481: Destination Linux 481: Black Hat AI Chaos, Linux Turns 35, Valve Turns 30, and Craig Rowland Returns
August 31st, 2026 | 1 hr 17 mins
agentic ai, ai guardrails, ai safety, bitcoin rng hack, black hat, craig rowland, cybersecurity, destination linux, dl481, jill bryant, linux, linux 35th birthday, linux gaming, linux news, linux podcast, motion sensing routers, open source, open weight models, privacy, proton, ryan, sandfly security, security, steamos, surveillance, valve 30th anniversary
Craig Rowland of Sandfly Security joins Ryan and Jill for a packed episode covering Black Hat’s agentic AI hype, failing AI guardrails, Linux’s 35th birthday, Valve’s 30th anniversary, and more. Plus community feedback, surveillance realities, and updates on the Destination Linux Session Server.
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480: GrapheneOS vs Fairphone Explodes: What This Fight Means for Linux Privacy | DL480
August 24th, 2026 | 1 hr 13 mins
debian 33rd birthday, destination linux, discord upload limit, episode 480, fairphone 6 plus, fairphone repairability, foss, grapheneos, jill bryant, linux, linux community, linux kernel 7.2, linux news, linuxchix la, markdown tools, marklite editor, mobile privacy, open source, ryan, secure android, star trek convention, usb4stream, zeb
In Destination Linux 480, Jill returns from the Star Trek Convention and joins Ryan and Zeb for a packed episode covering Debian’s 33rd birthday, Discord’s new upload limits, the lightweight MarkLite editor, and one of the coolest new features in Linux Kernel 7.2. Ryan breaks down the escalating conflict between GrapheneOS and Fairphone, and we wrap with community feedback and new patrons.
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478: Destination Linux 478: The Arch AUR Attack, Jellyfin Shakeup, and Cinnamon’s Wayland Future
August 10th, 2026 | 1 hr 11 mins
arch linux, arch package compromise, atomic arch, aur attack, cinnamon 6.8, cinnamon wayland support, cybersecurity, destination linux, ebpf rootkit, foss, jellyfin governance, jellyfin leadership shakeup, linux, linux community, linux desktop environments, linux mint 23, linux security, linux updates, microsoft gdid, open source burnout, open source news, package manager security, pkgbuild malware, privacy, supply chain attack, wayland transition, windows tracking clarification
In Destination Linux 478, Jill, Ryan, and Zeb break down the escalating Arch AUR attack affecting more than 400 packages, clarify new details about Microsoft’s tracking identifiers, discuss the leadership shakeup at Jellyfin, and explore Cinnamon’s upcoming full Wayland support. A packed episode covering Linux security, privacy, and desktop innovation.
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477: Destination Linux 477: Printing Chaos, Privacy Battles, and Quantum‑Safe Passwords
August 3rd, 2026 | 1 hr 29 mins
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In Destination Linux 477, Ryan, Jill, and Zeb dive into printing freedom with Till Kamppeter of OpenPrinting, explore a quantum‑resistant password manager, break down major privacy news, and look at the latest shifts in Linux desktops. From anti‑consumer printer practices to GrapheneOS duress PINs, this episode covers the biggest stories shaping Linux and open‑source users today.
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476: Canonical Academy EXPLAINED - Linux Learning, Real Labs & Career Paths | Destination Linux 476
July 27th, 2026 | 1 hr 19 mins
adrianna canonical academy, agentless security, canonical, canonical academy, curriculum design, destination linux, homelab, ishani canonical academy, linux, linux beginners, linux careers, linux certifications, linux education, linux exams, linux labs, linux podcast, linux professionals, linux training platform, mauricio canonical academy, open source learning, open source skills, sandfly security, sysadmin training, ubuntu
Destination Linux 475 dives into Canonical Academy! Canonical’s brand‑new learning platform designed to help anyone level up their Linux and open‑source skills. Jill, Ryan, and Zeb are joined by Adrianna, Ishani, and Mauricio to explore who the Academy is for, how the curriculum works, what sets it apart, and how learners can get started. Plus community feedback, Sandfly Security, and a fun lightning round!
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475: Open Source vs AI, PyPI Attacks & Palworld Penguins - DL475
July 20th, 2026 | 1 hr 11 mins
agentless security, ai security, akrites, craig rowland, cybersecurity, destination linux, device fingerprinting, gimp, gimp 0.54, linux, linux foundation, linux mint, linux news, open source security, package management, palworld, privacy, pypi attack, python ecosystem, ransomware, resurrecting old hardware, sandfly security, scattered spider, supply chain security, windows device id
Welcome to Destination Linux 475! Jill is your Pal Master today, joined by Ryan and special guest Craig Rowland, CEO of Sandfly Security. This episode is packed with privacy lessons, supply‑chain chaos, AI‑powered security challenges, and even a little Linux nostalgia. We’re covering the Windows device ID that exposed a ransomware operator, a fresh PyPI supply‑chain attack, the Linux Foundation’s new Akrites initiative, and the re‑release of GIMP 0.54. Plus… yes, Palworld makes an appearance. This is Destination Linux!