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692: Ubuntu’s Core Reset
November 8th, 2026 | 1 hr 19 mins
Canonical, Dictation, Jupiter Broadcasting, Privacy, agent security, ai coding agents, ai sandboxes, bio-key sidetouch, bootc, canonical workshop, cve-2026-98432, docker, gaming, gnome 51, holiday homelab, homelab, hyprland, imagecraft, immutable desktop, ipv4 cve, jellyfin, jon seager, kernel security, koya shell, koya-bar, koya-os, lg webos, linux 7.3, linux podcast, linux unplugged, list all tabs, local ai, lxd, media server, mesa, myna, nixos, ntpd-rs, offline ai, on-device ai, open source, parakeet, pinchflat-ngx, proton, rust, rust coreutils, self-hosted, snap confinement, snap home assistant, snapd, snaps, speech-to-text, steam, steam snap, stonking stingray, stt, tangram, torsher, ubuntu 26.10, ubuntu 27.04, ubuntu 28.04, ubuntu 28.05, ubuntu 30.04, ubuntu core, ubuntu core desktop, ubuntu lts, uutils, valve, whisper, youtube media manager
Canonical’s Jon Seager joins us to unpack Ubuntu’s bold desktop reset, and what could be the biggest reimagining of Ubuntu in its history.
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669: Harshing rsync's Vibe
May 31st, 2026 | 1 hr 15 mins
Jupiter Broadcasting, ai coding agents, ai policy, ai-generated code, andrew tridgell, bitkeeper, bitwarden, claude, claude code, claude opus, flathub, flathub llm policy, fwupd, fwupd mythos bugs, git, gnome circle, go, hermes, jqwik, keepass, keeper, linux kernel, linux maintainers, linux networking, linux podcast, linux unplugged, llm, mesh network, mnemosyne, mythos, nebula, nebula vs tailscale, nixos, nixpkgs, open source, open source ai, openclaw, opencode, openlogi, openrouter, proton pass, qemu, qemu ai policy, qwen3.6, recordapps, rsync, rsync security fixes, searxng, self-hosted, self-hosting, systemd, tailscale, technitium, tridge, vaultwarden, vibesync, zig
rsync’s founder came back, patched real security bugs with AI help, and triggered an open source meltdown. Plus, two more projects reject AI-generated code as the community’s newest fault line cracks wide open.