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This week on the show: Ubuntu One, more ATI pain, Sony wants to go more open, Windows 7 RCs will be crippled, lots of announcements and Fab reviews the Ubuntu Netbook Remix.

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0:03:03 Introduction

• Our intro clip was kindly lend to us by the guys from Eerie Radio
  
• Star Trek rocks!
• Bradley Kuhn encourages you to give $200 a year to non-profit F/OSS projects
• The Blender Institute is looking for 3D artists for their new movie project “Durian”
• Thanks again to Stefano Forenza for pimping our live show
• Google: You were searching for a TV show, would you like a .torrent?

• EuroPython 2009: June 28 - July 4 in Birmingham, UK
• LugRadio Live 2009: October 24, Newhampton Arts Centre in Wolverhampton
• South East Linux Fest: June 13, Clemson University in Clemson, South Carolina

• Beer of the Week: Gaffel Kölsch

0:21:26 F/OSS Releases

• Canaima GNU/Linux 2.0.1
• BSDanywhere 4.5
• Parted Magic 4.1
• Zenwalk Live 6.0

• Open Office 3.1

0:27:17 News Stories

• WINE 1.1.21 is going to implement Shader Model 4 support
• Ubuntu One, a new cloud app service with 2 GB of free sync storage (currently in invite-only beta)
• Debian ditches Glibc for EGlibc
• SCO to finally be liquidated
• New Jaunty Xorg and ATI idiocracy leads to huge bag of hurt for a lot of people
• Qt cuts paperwork, moves to open git repo
• Sony CEO: “If we had gone with open technology from the start, I think we probably would have beaten Apple”

0:47:05 Microwatch

• Switzerland gives 42 billion CHF contract to M$ without tendering
• Windows 7 RCs shut down to force payment
• RIAA breaks their lawsuit promise

0:56:14 Review

Fab reviews the Ubuntu Netbook Remix on the Eee PC 901. Have a look at the UNR compatibility list for supported netbook models.

1:03:56 Listener Feedback

• Donations: Thanks to Richard C. & Christopher H.
• Forums: The Linux Outlaws Jamendo Playlist, kindly maintained by CafeNinja
• Joe Foy sent us an article about Red Hat’s case against software patents in the EU
• Chris “Not Winston” Churchill wrote in response to our recent mention of LinuxCon, he discovered it’s $300 per ticket
• Andrew Antle writes from Cincinnati with a heartwarming story
• Morten sent some information about Kiwi Linux and the reason for its name
• Dave C. said he’s put some of our posters up at work and he is also now growing a beard in our honour, he hasn’t shaved since Episode 83
• John Pokorski sent us the cool parody clip we played in the intro
• Anthony Scotti sent us a link to this awesome knitting pattern: The Good, The Bad and The Tux
  
• Oliver G. from France wrote in response to our discussion of the French three strikes law and tells us how the conflicting votes came to pass
• Other emails this week from Mikko, Neal Quincey, Daniel Devine, Richard Cutts, Nido Media, Kevan V., Brent Pieczynski, Valente Espinosa and George De Bruin

• Check out the original Dracula novel as a blog
• Meet us at Linux (Outlaws) Tag!

Song: Rock’n’Roll Hall of Fame by Pornophonique from their album 8-bit Lagerfeuer

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