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Hosted by Full Circle Team · General · EN-US · 700 episodes
Full Circle is a free, independent, monthly magazine dedicated to the Ubuntu family of Linux operating systems.Each month, it contains helpful how-to news and reader submitted stories.There is also the Full Circle Weekly News. A short weekly podcast giving just the news, no chit-chat, no banter, just FOSS/Ubuntu/Linux news.
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Full Circle Team hosts Full Circle | An Independent Magazine For The Ubuntu Linux Community., a general show with 700 episodes published.
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Full Circle | An Independent Magazine For The Ubuntu Linux Community.
PorteuX 2.8: GIMP developments Vanilla OS 3: The Linux kernel turns 35 years old: GNU Emacs release 31: COSMIC DE 1.7.0: Armbian 26.8: Bubblewrap 0.12: Ubuntu 26.04.1 LTS Update: openKylin 3.0: ReactOS 0.4.16: pfSense CE 2.9.0: Credits Host: @bardictriad , @zaivala Bumper: Canonical Theme Music: From The Dust - Stardust https://soundcloud.com/ftdmusic CC BY 4.0
Full Circle | An Independent Magazine For The Ubuntu Linux Community.
Linux kernel 7.2: Nginx 1.31.4: COSMIC Desktop Environment 1.6.0: A Canonical project to develop a C-to-Rust translator: Omacom Foundation was created and received $8 million: China migrating government agencies from Windows to Linux: The Pine64 project has suspended production of Linux devices: Phosh 0.57.0: RDP-client for KolibriOS: Credits Host: @bardictriad , @zaivala Bumper: Canonical Theme Music: From The Dust - Stardust https://soundcloud.com/ftdmusic CC BY 4.0
Full Circle | An Independent Magazine For The Ubuntu Linux Community.
ReTransmission: Meson Build System 1.12.0: Linux Mint has released a HWE build of Linux kernel 7.0.: Mojo 1.0: QEMU 11.1.0: Manjaro Linux 26.1: Rsync 3.5.0: Qmmp 2.4: ShardScript 0.5: After 6 years, systemd-journald acknowledged the problem of excessive storage load. Omarchy 4.0: The Epic Games Store will officially support Linux.: A vote has begun on whether to allow AI in Debian development: Credits Host: @bardictriad , @zaivala Bumper: Canonical Theme Music: From The Dust - Stardust https://soundcloud.com/ftdmusic CC BY 4.0
Full Circle | An Independent Magazine For The Ubuntu Linux Community.
macOS executables on Linux: Shotcut 26.8: Midnight Commander 6: FFmpeg 9.0: Rhythmbox 3.5: Shitty terminal emulator (no, you did not read that wrong): Mesa 26.2: Tribblix 41: Denial (not the river in Egypt): mount-tui: LightDM 1.33.0: Nixpkgs Core Team has announced its disbandment: DietPi 10.6: Credits Host: @bardictriad , @zaivala Bumper: Canonical Theme Music: From The Dust - Stardust https://soundcloud.com/ftdmusic CC BY 4.0
Full Circle | An Independent Magazine For The Ubuntu Linux Community.
Ubuntu 26.04 LTS virtualization stack: Wayfire Composite Server 0.11: SeaMonkey 2.53.24: smolvm 1.7: Auto-cpufreq 3.1: The GCC project and AI: Keychron ZGM: OAR surround sound system: KDE and external GPU’s: NetBSD 11.0: Credits Host: @bardictriad , @zaivala Bumper: Canonical Theme Music: From The Dust - Stardust https://soundcloud.com/ftdmusic CC BY 4.0
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