Episode 131 - Screw Your Third Dimension!

[Fab]

This week on Linux Outlaws we talk about Google’s Nexus One, Nat Friedman leaving Novell, Palm opening their App Catalog, Microsoft collaborating on SVG, Fab reviews the Motorola Milestone (Droid) and much more…

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[TioDuke]

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[Fab]

Sorry for the delay. It was a monster edit. I included some bonus tracks, though...

[jezra]

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[jezra]

Interestingly, two days ago I was a passenger in car and U2 came on the radio. I then ranted to everyone in the car about U2 and changed the station.

[nailuj]

Interestingly, two days ago I was a passenger in car and U2 came on the radio. I then ranted to everyone in the car about U2 and changed the station.

Even more interestingly, I wanted to drive home with the U2 yesterday, but the underground services stop at around 1 AM and I was lucky to be in the last train of the U2, which stopped at Zoo, but I needed to drive much further. So I was ranting to everyone in the train about the U2 as well, and changed the station to get home by tram.
Coincidence?

[Gordon]

Good show guys, I hadn't listened for a while due to an overload of school work but I thought I'd tune in to the live show on monday, and I'm happy to say that the high standard remains. Also thanks for reading my email although you did once again print my full name in the show notes which will give me some unwanted google juice. It's not a huge problem and the genie is out of the bottle now so don't bother changing it. Cheers anyway.

[jezra]

Coincidence?

I think not! Where is my tin-foil hat?

[jezra]

Before Microsoft is allowed to give any input into the SVG standard, they should first be required to implement the current SVG standard in Internet Explorer.
If MS really wanted to support SVG, they would implement SVG in the next IE8 update.

[Fab]

Before Microsoft is allowed to give any input into the SVG standard, they should first be required to implement the current SVG standard in Internet Explorer.
If MS really wanted to support SVG, they would implement SVG in the next IE8 update.

Very good point, that!