About this episode
A new Fedora release and big news from red hat, Stallman throws his weight around, 32-bit is dying, Snap store malware SHOCKER, email encryption is knackered, and do small distros stand a chance of making it big?
News
Red Hat to integrate CoreOS into OpenShift
Ubuntu MATE and Ubuntu Budgie drop 32-bit
The other flavours could follow suit
Malware found in (and removed from) the Snap store
Admin
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Can there ever be another big distro?
With the seeming demise of Void Linux and Korora, we ask whether small distros have any chance of surviving in the long term without an eccentric billionaire backer.
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