Late Night Linux – Episode 397
Summary
The hosts discuss the Steam Deck’s improving stability and a listener’s project converting an ASRock crypto mining board into a powerful arcade machine. They cover leadership changes at Jellyfin, praising its user-friendly interface compared to Kodi, and criticize Sony for removing purchased movies from user libraries. The episode also touches on US border agents targeting a Cop City protester for using GrapheneOS, the passing of Scion creator David Potter, and a review of the terminal-based music player, Kew.
Topics discussed
Intro and Patreon support
Steam Machine review and quirks
Jellyfin leadership changes and project health
Sony deleting purchased movies from accounts
US targets Cop City protester with GrapheneOS
Obituary: David Potter of Symbian
ASRock AMD BC250 crypto blade as Steam machine
Running Cholo game on Linux via Proton
Kew terminal music player and audio formats
Outro and sign off
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