Showing posts with label TuxJam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TuxJam. Show all posts
Saturday, 10 December 2011
TuxJam Episode 7
TuxJam episode 7 can be downloaded by clicking on the Download button or here
In the seventh episode of TuxJam we take a brief look at Turnkey Linux, Crunchbang and Crux. This is followed by an indepth look at the libre gnu/Linux distro Trisquel, Quassel IRC client and Diaspora Webclient on the android platform.
As well as the tracks:
Sunday, 13 November 2011
TuxJam Episode 6
TuxJam Episode 6 can be downloaded in Ogg Vorbis format by clicking on the Download button or here
The sixth episode of TuxJam has a multimedia theme. In this episode Kevie takes a look at Purdyne Linux, there is a roud up of several open source CD ripping software including Asunder, RipperX and RubyRipper and also takes a look at a media player, which is forked from Mplayer, called UMplayer. Along with the usual feature episode 6 includes TuxJam's first ever guest where fellow Crivins co-host Thistleweb joins in for a brief chat about the new show. Along with this there are the usual mix of Creative Commons music including:
Beeshopmusic - Born in the 80s
Daizy Mae - Grey Roses
Drunk Monkeys Hospital - Get Out!
R.E.P.S - Envy
Floating Isle - Xinewave Revolution
Juanitos - Super Exotic 60s Beat
The sixth episode of TuxJam has a multimedia theme. In this episode Kevie takes a look at Purdyne Linux, there is a roud up of several open source CD ripping software including Asunder, RipperX and RubyRipper and also takes a look at a media player, which is forked from Mplayer, called UMplayer. Along with the usual feature episode 6 includes TuxJam's first ever guest where fellow Crivins co-host Thistleweb joins in for a brief chat about the new show. Along with this there are the usual mix of Creative Commons music including:
Beeshopmusic - Born in the 80s
Daizy Mae - Grey Roses
Drunk Monkeys Hospital - Get Out!
R.E.P.S - Envy
Floating Isle - Xinewave Revolution
Juanitos - Super Exotic 60s BeatFriday, 30 September 2011
TuxJam Episode 5
The fifth episode of TuxJam is available for download in Ogg Vorbis format by clicking on the download button or here.
This episode starts with a brief look at some new releases including: Linux Portable Security, Incognito, Kororaa and Fuduntu.
This is followed by a review of The Beast ROM on the HTC Sensation. Along with a look at the desktop programs Hotot micro-blogging client and SRWare Iron browser, click here for the test results.
We take a very sneak peak at an upcoming event (the only give away is the Scottish theme) and thank headphonica, Lydia Stench and Chimo for their contributions.
The tracks on this episode were:
1. Robin Grey – These Days vote on cchits http://cchits.net/vote/401/489
2. OneSide – Into the night vote on cchits http://cchits.net/vote/402/489
3. Amity in Fame Mirror of Humans vote on cchits http://cchits.net/vote/403/489
2. OneSide – Into the night vote on cchits http://cchits.net/vote/402/489
3. Amity in Fame Mirror of Humans vote on cchits http://cchits.net/vote/403/489
4. The Windom Earle All Stars – Giant Lizards vote on cchits http://cchits.net/vote/404/489
5. Stormy Mondays – Beneath the Gate vote on cchits http://cchits.net/vote/405/489
Friday, 3 June 2011
About TuxJam
Combining Linux news with Creative Commons goodness
TuxJam is a show by Kevie which takes a look at some of the application and distros that have been released in the open source community and mixes in a variety of music to make the show both informative and entertaining. The main aim is not to promote established and popular distributions such as Ubuntu and Fedora or applications that a lot of us use everyday on our PCs such as VLC or Firefox, but instead to give some coverage to projects that are out there, still maintained but not known by a lot of Linux users.
If you know about or develop an application you think fits the above criteria and would like me to take a look at it then send me an email tuxjampodcast at gmail.com or you can contact me on identi.ca using @kevie at the start of the message.
Tuxjam is released under the Creative Commons License: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported. Click on the license logo for more details:
TuxJam is a show by Kevie which takes a look at some of the application and distros that have been released in the open source community and mixes in a variety of music to make the show both informative and entertaining. The main aim is not to promote established and popular distributions such as Ubuntu and Fedora or applications that a lot of us use everyday on our PCs such as VLC or Firefox, but instead to give some coverage to projects that are out there, still maintained but not known by a lot of Linux users.
If you know about or develop an application you think fits the above criteria and would like me to take a look at it then send me an email tuxjampodcast at gmail.com or you can contact me on identi.ca using @kevie at the start of the message.
Tuxjam is released under the Creative Commons License: Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported. Click on the license logo for more details:
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