LugRadio

Five men in a scrote

15 Apr 2004: Episode Five : 59:16

Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge (Aq), Stephen Parkes (Sparkes) and Matthew Revell yacking about:
  • G-Mail - are the seemingly privacy unfriendly features of Google's new mail service a sign of things to come from the world's largest search company?
  • Forums questions - answers to your questions, covering topics such as Linux v Microsoft programming languages, Linux usability and other challenges that face Linux adoption.
  • Advocacy - how can we better promote Linux?
  • Certification - is it worthwhile?
  • Aq's Room 404 - why Aq thinks KDE should disappear

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