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490: Stop These Bad Linux Habits + The Open Source Smartwatch We’ve Been Waiting For!
November 2nd, 2026 | 1 hr 10 mins
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Are your everyday Linux habits slowly breaking your system? This week we dig into the mistakes Linux users make, plus Linux Kernel 7.3, a truly open-source and repairable smartwatch, the AI art debate, OBS Studio 33, and plenty of Linux community chaos.
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479: Destination Linux 479: Surveillance Creep, OS Identity Lock‑In, and the Future of Linux Freedom
August 17th, 2026 | 1 hr 35 mins
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In Destination Linux 479, Ryan, Zeb, and Mathieu from Lutris break down the growing merger between physical surveillance systems and OS‑level identity verification. From Flock Safety’s nationwide camera grid to government‑driven digital identity requirements, this episode explores how these trends threaten user freedom, open‑source values, and Linux’s future. Plus community feedback, news, and a discussion on the state of LUGs.