Experienced Open Source professionals exploring the tech we actually use. If it runs on Linux, we're into it. Whether you're tweaking your desktop, gaming, self-hosting, developing software, improving terminal productivity, or running production infrastructure - we cover the tools and workflows that actually matter. New episode every fortnight. Upbeat and family-friendly for Linux enthusiasts of all ages.
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Signup to Generate a PitchExperienced Open Source professionals exploring the tech we actually use. If it runs on Linux, we're into it. Whether you're tweaking your desktop, gaming, self-hosting, developing software, improving terminal productivity, or running production infrastructure - we cover the tools and workflows that actually matter. New episode every fortnight. Upbeat and family-friendly for Linux enthusiasts of all ages.
Recent episodes include "Flatpak Stats vs. Snap Stats" (27 October 2026, 42 minutes), "Shonky WonKey Donkey" (13 October 2026, 36 minutes), and "Old man hands" (29 September 2026, 35 minutes).
Linux Matters publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 36 minutes across 93 episodes.
Booking probability for Linux Matters is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Linux Matters requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Linux Matters's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Linux Matters are IT Services & Software Development and Cloud, Data & Web Hosting. Linux Matters has a technology audience.
Linux Matters is a technology podcast with 93 episodes published.
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Episode #93
In this episode: Mark re-purposes a baby-cam as a doorbell-cam with HomeAssistant and NTFY . Alan creates Snap Charts , and Flathub Updates . Martin revisits the Tailor . You can send your feedback via...
Episode #92
In this episode: Martin makes a programmer for the XFKEY One Key Max called WonKey - One key, to rule them all 1️⃣ Mark switches up his home network with PoE and 5G ⚡ Alan makes a discovery portal to help you find Linux...
Episode #91
In this episode: Alan talks about leaving Developer Relations for a grown-up job at Chainguard . Martin creates a simple (his words) note-taking workflow with zx, fsf, Fuzzel, Syncthing, markless, Manuscript, and weave...
Episode #89
In this episode: Martin uses lan-mouse to use his main workstation to control two laptops, one sitting on a PUTORSEN 2 in 1 Laptop Arm Mount and connected via UGREEN Revodok Pro 14-in-1 USB-C Docking Station . Mark get...
Episode #88
In this episode: Alan introduces Canopy, a community insights tool he built. Martin finds talking to people isn’t enough, and now talks to his computer with Voxtype . Mark once again fights the fungi in The Last...
Episode #87
In this episode: Mark explores the online exam center at ETH Zurich . Alan replaces a shell script with a node script, to keep track of his snaps Martin finally gets on board with terminal multiplexers, after...
Episode #86
In this episode: Martin is on a break, and will be back next time Mark attends MoodleMoot DACH 2026 in Zürich, and hacks together support for the Fediverse in Moodle. Alan buys a Mangmi Air X as a game development...
Episode #85
In this episode: Alan reports back from the Ubuntu Summit, Alan’s SnapScope lightning talk Martin’s Jivetalking lightning talk Canonical introduces Workshop The full playlist of videos Martin updates...
Episode #84
In this episode: Mark creates DOSsier, a system for retro PC gaming. Martin replaces his editor (again), this time with Fresh Alan creates a new app for event attendance. You can send your feedback via...
Episode #83
In this episode: Martin transforms Neovim into an unyielding modeless VSCode-style IDE with CUA keybindings . Some of this was achieved with novim-mode and snacks.nvim . Mark has been playing Solasta: Crown of the...
Episode #82
<p>In this episode:</p> Alan eschews one gaming fad for a more bespoke, artisanal gaming experience using R4 cards, and ZXDS. Martin no longer considers Grammarly his friend, new friend is Harper Mark continues his Kobo...
Episode #81
<p>In this episode:</p> Mark throws his cook books in the bin and buys a Kobo Libra Colour. Alan tidies up Mojinav and puts the source on github. Martin builds his own Framework desktop. <p>You can send your feedback...
Episode #80
<p>In this episode:</p> Martin goes over why and how he’s stepping down from Ubuntu MATE after 12 years, and the project is seeking new maintainers 🧉 Mark discovers new life, and new civilisations in Star Trek: Voyager...
Episode #79
<p>In this episode:</p> Alan optimistically crafts an alternative to the official Snapcraft store website - snapupdates.popey.com. Martin swaps Cider for Sidra. Mark dives deep into the data bucket and comes up richer...
Episode #78
<p>In this episode:</p> Mark works out how to run commands at the right point in the boot process, with NetworkManager-dispatcher Alan has been confining things with Lincubate. Martin has been VNCing here, there and...
Episode #77
<p>In this episode:</p> Martin has created tailor: Ready-to-wear project templates for GitHub repositories 👔 Mark’s ageing Microserver N36L has finally met its end, and the new beginning is off to a rocky start. Alan...
Episode #76
<p>In this episode:</p> Mark explains synesthesia and the experience of how it manifests in a Linux user, Alan spring cleans his GitHub, Martin gets busy with lazygit. <p>You can send your feedback via...
Episode #75
<p>In this episode:</p> Alan builds a new website whose link and name is mysteriously unknown at this time. Martin removes VS Code in favour of Zed Editor. Mark gets started with Meshtastic supher-highway country lanes...
Episode #74
<p>In this episode:</p> Martin creates a automated audio engineer. Jivetalking - Professional podcast audio preprocessing - broadcast-quality results with zero audio engineering knowledge required 🕺 Mark create a very...
Episode #73
<p>In this episode we round up our listener feedback and discuss:</p> HyperMegaTech! Super Pocket Kazeta Recipe-Scribe FossFLOW Terminal Velocity - The A to Z of Modern Unix Toniebox Reverse Engineering Tonuino...
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