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Thursday, October 13th, 2011, 9:21 am

TechBytes Episode 64: Linux Foundation, Nokia, and ‘Clouds’

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Summary: Rusty joins Tim and Roy for a show that covers issues of the day rather than issues of the week

IN LAST night’s show we spoke about Putin mandating GNU/Linux for government use by 2015 and some related topics including Microsoft’s subversive actions against Free software in government. We played “Rule the World” by Inch Chua and then said a few words about the Linux Foundation and Nokia, which comes back to Linux in a sense. “Precious” by Minipop was played followed by discussions about Android and CyanogenMod. “El Tigeraso” by Maluca was then played followed by a discussion about servers, the release of ownCloud 2, and finally a few worlds about Bristol City Council and open source. “Take This One From Me” by It’s True closed the show.

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