Martin monitors a new server, Alan makes gifs of the terminal, and Mark plays with a tiny macro pad.

Martin has secrets, Mark plays with powerline, and Alan bought a Dualup.

Alan, Martin, and Mark catch up with your wonderful feedback.

Martin introduces tools for overclocking and underclocking GPUs, Alan has been discovering new music with the joy of Python, and Mark has a new audiobook server.

Mark has tried some Android apps, Martin has used some top-likes, and Alan has connected a Spectrum emulator to Mastodon.

Alan snapped some things, Martin could have saved his time and used a proper font, and Mark went looking for self-hosted music management.

Martin themes all the apps, Alan lives streams everywhere, and Mark listens to music from his phone on his PC.

Martin gets the right note taking app and monitor, Alan contributes to some distros, and Mark plugs a phone into a TV.

Alan gets with the times and starts a self-hosted email newsletter, Mark updates the Flutter-based Quickemu frontend Quickgui, and Martin quietly smashes some hardware together.

Martin create a homepage dashboard, Mark composes Bass with Tux Guitar, and Alan visualises source code with Gource

We discuss the latest in Quickemu, QuickGUI, and Quicktest

Alan starts work on cloning himself (again), Martin gives up on Google Search, and Mark judges a coding contest.

Martin is rebooting his Quickemu project. Alan tells us about open source at his new job with Anchore. Mark explains using ntfy for push notifications.

Martin has a new favourite desktop, Alan experiences the Joy of Go, and Mark is playing a game with rogue-like elements.

Why Mark hasn’t migrated Plex to his shiny new server, Martin goes to the end of the alphabet, and Alan explains why he flipped the Linux Matters Podcast logo upside down.

It’s been six months since we did a feedback episode. So here it is, the highlights from your wonderful feedback via email, Telegram and Discord.

Alan has all the GPUs and needs your help. Martin finds three chat client improvements. Mark is migrating data on his new home server.

Mark’s been migrating servers, Martin’s been stressing Linux, and Alan’s been experiencing the joy of code

Driving an electric Mini for two years, migrating to a new home server, and using a modern version of swap.

Martin goes all in with bcachefs. Alan helps someone with an Exodus of Bitcoin. Mark gets an unusual home server.

We discuss reading magazines, building Telegram for Asahi, and running Linux Machines

We discuss emulating SoundBlaster cards in FreeDOS on bare metal, home server hardware lifecycle management, and all the fancy fetch tools.

We discuss Using AI to complete a Rust project, listening to audiobooks on Linux, and using NextCloud for real.

We discuss playing Baldur’s Gate 3, reviving the Ubuntu UK LoCo and running Snaps on NixOS