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Going Linux #387 · Listener Feedback
We answer questions and comment on internal drive problems, Microsoft making Linux more popular, the Distrowatch podcast, gPodder and Orca, the Mint forums, print/fax/scan compatibility, games, Manjaro, and Chromebooks running Linux.
Episode 387 Time Stamps
00:00 Going Linux #387 · Listener Feedback
00:56 Do we need the voicemail line?
02:38 Linux Spotlight interviews Larry
03:56 Paul: Second internal drive problem
20:22 Nancy: Microsoft makes Linux more popular
25:27 Michael: Unable to subscribe to the Distrowatch podcast
26:26 Daniel: gPodder and Orca
27:36 Ken: Great experience with the Mint forums
31:13 Daniel: A question about Larry's books on Ubuntu MATE
36:42 Carlos: Print/fax/scan compatibility
42:32 Albert: Running games
48:59 Richard: Contacting Manjaro
52:28 George: 385 and 386
60:39 Anand: Linux on a Macbook Pro
62:08 Alex: Switching from macOS
62:52 Paul: Chromebooks running Linux
68:16 Troy: Mark Greaves
69:30 goinglinux.com, goinglinux@gmail.com, +1-904-468-7889, @goinglinux, feedback, listen, subscribe
70:50 End