• LP Cam RAM is here
• Closing the open source
• Get your stars aligned

0:00 Cold Open
1:32 LPCAMM2 Might Change the Game
26:48 Malus in Wonderland
41:22 Reaching for the Stars
1:19:39 Next Time
1:23:26 Stinger

The Video Version
https://youtu.be/Lq4-jkS9id4

Today in User Space we get excited for the future of Low Profile memory with LPCAMM2 showing up lately in the Framework 13 Pro's Intel boards
giving speed and power savings we've never seen before. On paper, it's as good as the Mac unified memory, but will it actually live up to the hype on the new Intel chips?

Then, we find out Malus is out here copying open source software and adjusting it enough that it becomes... liberated? Described as 'satire,' this tool, at least on its surface, does seem to do exactly what it says on the tin. But why?

And finally, we spend a lot of time talking about Ubuntu 26.04's release, and it turns out, some of the highlights are really interesting. Password feedback lets us meander into a much longer security debate about shoulder surfing, why TPM's and encryption are good, actually, the Gnome Resources app, which is surprisingly good, but we forgot to remember about it, and then we try to figure out when the right time to update really is.

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LPCAMM2 Memory is gaining traction

• LPCAMM2 memory
• Nextgen Framework
• Framework 13 configurator
• More of this will help the RAM situation

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Open Source can be magicked into Closed Source without Violating Copyright (Left)

• Malus
• archive.today link to 404 Media article
• But shouldn't it be Public Domain?

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Ubuntu 26.04

• OMG Ubuntu coverage
• Release Announcement
• Rust Coreutils update

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Coming up in this episode

1. Leo picked up a frame
2. Slackware. All the Slackware
3. How we blew up our Slackware
4. And we spruce up the terminal

Banter

• The Framwork Laptop

Slackware Linux

• Leadership: Patrick J. Volkerding
• Site: slackware.com
• Base System: Slackware
• Desktop Environment: XFCE, Plasma, etc., etc.
• File Manager: DE defaults
• Package Manager: slackpkg, pkgtool
• Kernel: 5.15.19
• Display Manager: *lightdm, sddm, +, + *
• Display Protocol: X11 and Wayland
• Init System: rc init (BSD style) with SysVinit compatibility

Fast Links

• SlackDocs
• SlackBuilds
• LinuxQuestions - Slackware Forum Section
• The Packages
• Live Slackware thanks to Alien BOB
• Slackware for ARM
• About Page

History

• WikiPedia Page
• Release History
• Various ChangeLog, README, CHANGES_AND_HINTS and ANNOUNCE files on the mirrors
• July 16th, 1993, Slackware was available via Anonymous FTP.
• Softlanding Linux System
• Slackware 2.0 Released
• Slackware 3.0
• Here is a picture of a CD sleeve (in Italian) signed by Patrick for Slackware 96 aka Slackware 3.1
• The weird version jump to 7.0
• Slashdot interview with Patrick
• userlocal.com/phorum
• interview with The Age in Australia
• Slackware 9.0
• Slackware 10.0
• Eric Hameleers' (Alien BOB) Slackbuilds begins
• Slackware 11.0
• Slackware 12.0
• Slackware 13.0
• Eric Hameleers interview with Linux Magazine
• Alien BOB's presentation at T-Dose
• The video to go with it
• Slackware 14.0
• Slackware 14.1
• Slackware 14.2
• Slackware for ARM
• Slackware 15.0 is released
• Good nuggets in the changelog

Some other links

• Eric Hameleers - Alien BOB's page
• Patrick Volkerding's page
• Slackware Documentary made in 2019
• Slackware Patreon page
• Configuring SBo for current
• A helpful blog post for SBo

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App Focus

lsd
This episode's app:

• lsd
• Note Nerd Fonts are helpful

Next Time

With us trying out Slackware Linux for this past month, that means our next show will be topic based. We have a few topics planned for you and all of them will affect you in the Linux User Space.

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