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Episode 101: Weekly Linux Meetups
Weekly Linux Meetups | Ask Noah Show 101
This week we chat with Big Daddy Linux, a man who has spent his own time and money to build and online Linux meetup space. Samsung has announced Linux on DeX and of course as always your calls come first!
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Links:
- Samsung 'Linux on DeX' beta will turn your Android into a real Linux computer - 9to5Google
- Samsung 'Linux on DeX' Enters Beta, Here's How to Take Part - OMG! Ubuntu!
- Bitwarden Completes Third-party Security Audit – Bitwarden Blog
- Canonical’s Mark Shuttleworth says he has no plans to sell anytime soon | TechCrunch
- Amazon.com: Samsung DeX Station, Desktop Experience for Samsung Galaxy Note8 , Galaxy S8, S8+, S9, and S9+ W/ AFC USB-C Wall Charger (US Version with Warranty): Cell Phones & Accessories
- Linux on Dex
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