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Going Linux #385 · Listener Feedback
Apple is to blame for our website insecurity! Paul has a couple of concerns about Linux Mint after listening to Destination Linux, we hear more about EULAs, and Zorin, and more about Orca. John wants to migrate his mail from Windows to Linux, Ken asks about VPNs and password managers, and James provides more hidden gems.
Episode 385 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #385 · Listener Feedback
00:50 SSH certificates issue resolved - it's Apple's fault!
04:28 Bill's distro hopping continues
10:14 Paul: Should I be concerned about Linux Mint?
16:05 Paul: What about PPAs on Mint?
24:13 Daniel: Problems using no monitor
27:31 Nathan: OpenSuSE and EULA
29:19 George: About EULAs
35:20 Highlander: Mass surveillance counter measures
39:38 Daniel: Manjaro and Linux
42:01 Michael: Linux Mint and Orca
44:03 John: Thunderbird migration from Windows to Linux
46:42 Ken: VPN and Password manager
54:12 Darren: Feedback on Zorin
59:17 James: Hidden gems part 2
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69:13 End