Late Night Linux – Episode 397
Summary
The hosts discuss the Steam Machine's promising but imperfect launch, noting sleep issues and Valve's active development. They cover leadership changes at Jellyfin, praising its user-friendly interface compared to Kodi, and criticize Sony for removing purchased movies. The episode also touches on US border searches of GrapheneOS phones, the passing of Scion creator David Potter, and Graham’s project building a gaming rig from an ASRock AMD board. Finally, they review the terminal music player Q and debate audio formats.
Topics discussed
Intro and Patreon support message
Steam Machine reviews and sleep issues
Jellyfin leadership changes and comparison to Kodi
Sony deleting purchased movies from accounts
US government targets Cop City protester's phone
Obituary: David Potter of Scion/Symbian
DIY Steam Machine from crypto mining board
Playing Cholo game via Proton on Linux
Terminal music player 'Q' and audio formats
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