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Two good Linux Podcasts

Podcasts are a great way to keep up with the latest and greatest on any given topic! Here are two Podcasts that I highly recommend for — not only new, but also existing — Linux users. They are high quality production shows worth listening into:

Linux Reality

The Linux Reality is a Podcast for new Linux users. Chess Griffin (host) shares his best Linux tips and good guides and understandable explanations to all the Linux stuff and software you care about.

Linux Reality is a podcast aimed at the new Linux user. Our intent is to start from the beginning, and to take it slowly. We will help Windows and Macintosh users learn about the history of Linux, the importance of the principles of free and open-source software, and the exciting Linux community. We will help users understand the differences between Linux distributions and help people with choosing the right distribution with which to experiment. We will demonstrate how users can try Linux without disturbing their Windows operating system at all, and will also walk people through a Linux distribution installation for those that choose to take a more permanent step. In short, we will explain how it works � in plain, simple, and non-geek terminology.

Subscribe to Linux Reality in OGG Vorbis (preferred) or MP3.

Ubuntu Podcast

Like Podcasts? Where is a little treat for my fellow Podcast listeners out there: The Ubuntu Podcast with Joshua Henderson, James Hughes, TJ Wilson, and Salvatore Carini of UbuntuOS.com.

It is normally 15 to 20 minutes of somewhat Ubuntu related content. It is a amateur Podcast and you can hear that. But overall it is fairly well done and interesting.

Subscribe to Ubuntu Podcast in OGG Vorbis (preferred) or MP3.

Copyright © 2007 Daniel Aleksandersen 2007-02-03 at 04:02

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