Linux Foundation drops the ban-hammer on University of Minnesota over controversial 'research' experiment but there's a twist, the code recently submitted was not part of the research. We feature open source firmware for IP cameras, an all in one access control solution, and SUSE got bought again :)
-- During The Show --
00:45 - Ubuntu and Kernel upgrade question - Michael
- sudo apt install linux-generic-hwe-20.04
- Once a year run the purge kernels command
- Auto remove does not always remove old kernels by default
- sudo apt autoremove --purge
08:40 - OpenSuse Tumbleweed laptop sleep issue - JJ
- cat /sys/power/state
- Arch Linux BBS
10:50 - TV Device Recommendations - Simon
- Nvidea Shield
- Raspberry Pi + OpenElec
- Logitech keyboard trackpad combo k400
- Cat5 HDMI
- Plasma Big Screen
- Ubuntu Mate
VNC Clients - Vladimir
21:00 - Scanner for going paperless on linux - Kyle
- Skanlite
- Epson Scanner
- Multi-Function/All In One with a network connection
24:00 Open IPC
- OpenIPC
- Open source firmware for IP Cameras
- Starting with these vendors
- HiSilicon
- Hi35xx
- XiongmaiTech
- PineCube
29:10 HID EntryProx Reader
- HID Entryprox Reader
- 4045CGNU0
- Single Door access control
- Supports HID ProxCard III
- Can be switched to Wiegand mode and any OEM controller
33:20 U of M Patches
- U of Minnesota conducted a research project, submitting bad kernel patches
- Didn't Ask Permission
- Hypocrite Project got mixed up with Static Analyzer Project
- Static Analyzer Project Patches were not great code
- U of Minnesota did pull their paper and talk
- Zdnet Artical
- LWN.net Subscription Required or wait 2 weeks
- Greg K H Open Letter
- IEEE
50:00 Suse IPO
50:50 Open Project and NextCloud
- Open Project and NextCloud Join Forces!
- Link
53:20 Audacity
- Correction not a Merger its a Partnership
- Scoringnotes.com
- Mu.se
- Prosound Netowrk
- Muse Group acquired Audacity
- Audacity will remain Free and Open Source
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