Serge from BabkaI've made the decision to shut Libre Lounge's website down.
While I'm proud of the work I did and episodes I participated in, platforming racists outweighs the benefits.
I'll do this next week
Libre LoungeThe Libre Lounge IRC Channel has moved from Freenode to LiberaChat. Come join us at irc.libera.chat #librelounge !
StrypeyJust listening to the Libre Lounge interview with Lukas Hartmann, the human behind the MNT Reform project to build a liberating laptop:
https://librelounge.org/episodes/39-mnt-reform-with-lukas-hartmann.html
#LibreLounge #LukasHartmann #MNTReform #SoftwareFreedom #HardwareFreedom
FLOX AdvocateUser Interfaces (UX) and participating in the open source community with Máirín Duffy on #librelounge
Posted about it when it came out, but just pointed UX person at work to it, so thought I'd share here again as well :)
https://librelounge.org/episodes/38-user-interfaces-with-m%C3%A1ir%C3%ADn-duffy.html
UX is hard. Incoherent UX is also hard.
Great new #LibreLounge episode, Sean O'Brian gives kudos to
@yaelwrites
https://librelounge.org/episodes/35-covid-and-earn-it-with-sean-obrien.html
Joseph Nuthalapati 
Libre Lounge: 35: COVID and EARN-IT with Sean O'Brien
https://librelounge.org/episodes/35-covid-and-earn-it-with-sean-obrien.html
nebunez 
@ace
: @librelounge do a great job of explaining activity pub. Check out episodes 12, 17, and 20 of the #librelounge podcast. https://librelounge.org
: @librelounge do a great job of explaining activity pub. Check out episodes 12, 17, and 20 of the #librelounge podcast. https://librelounge.org
@notclacke thanks for the link, the @fdroidorg version of #AntennaPod isn't updating the #LibreLounge feed anymore (among others) Apparently it's due to issues with TLS (?) on my 4.x Androids. There is a workaround but it has Goggle dependencies and is only available in the Prey Store version.
on my 4.x Androids.
on my 4.x Androids.
Listened twice to the latest #LibreLounge episode with #NextCloud founder Frank Karlitschek.
It was quite encouraging to learn that the RedHat model of funding free software is still the most successful one. The top 0.1% of the customers of a software product might pay enough to fund its development.
Individual hosters need not pay to use the software since the marginal cost of distribution of free software is negligible. Big customers will pay well enough.
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Eric BuijsI've had very little time to visit Mastodon lately but I'm back. I was listening to the #librelounge podcast this morning. Libre lounge is about free software and free culture and is pretty entertaining while working.