FredPod Podcast

This program was produced on November 11, 2009. This is the first anniversary of FredPod, and today's topics will include:

Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora linux project.

The release date for Fedora 12 is set as of today for November 17th.
In Today's feature we go over the new features you can expect to find in Fedora 12.

And we'll close with a Creative Commons licensed work by Jacob Heringman performing Antony Holborne's A Horn pype spelled p-y-p-e.


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This program was produced on October 14, 2009, and today's topics will include:

Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora linux project.

In Today's feature we visit Frederick, a community in the neighboring state of Maryland where there is an active small animals rescue group. Although the area's name, Frederick, is similar to Fredericksburg, it is likely not of the same origin. But as with Fredericksburg, the Frederick, Maryland area has several shelters and foster homes for animals. One of those is Small Angels Rescue, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. On Saturday, October 10th, Small Angels Rescue held their annual gathering entitled Blues in the Barn. We'll talk with Kristy Tevelow, Angela Moxley, and Michelle Clowe, who tell first hand about their work with critters small and furry.

And we'll close with a special recording of the group The Hard Swimmin' Fish performing live at the Blues in the Barn event.




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This program was produced on September 20, 2009, and today's topics will include:
Selections from Recent file releases on SourceForge dot net.
And Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora project.
In Today's feature, you have an audio taste of Software Freedom Day as experienced in Fredericksburg, Virginia on September 19th. We had visitors of all ages seeking FOSS alternatives (FOSS as in Free and Open Source Software). Many visitors had great questions, and we were glad to provide great answers! We also gave away lots of Linux installation DVDs and CDs and other open source resources.
And we'll close with a Creative Commons work from (short e)
Etherine, entitled Modulation.

FredPod by Mark Walker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License

This program was produced on August 9, 2009, and today's topics will include:

• Selections from Recent file releases on SourceForge dot net.

• And Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora project.

• Today's feature is an overview of cobbler, which together with other open source tools provides enterprise scale server installation and management capabilities.

• And we'll close with two Creative Commons works:

  • The first is by Robin Stein entitled Don't I Know

  • The second is by Mantic, entitled Glitch Mod
    

As a bit of trivia, this is the first FredPod produced on a Fedora 11 machine.

FredPod by Mark Walker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License

This program was produced on May 31, 2009, and today's topics will include:

Selections from Recent file releases on SourceForge.net.

And Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora project.

In Today's feature, you are a virtual attendee at the May 30th FredLug meeting; in which we discuss virtualization in the real world. In other words, it's time to get real about things virtual.

As an administrative note, we have beautiful weather today on the east coast of the US. So I have the window open, and you might hear some of the birds outside. We have cardinals, blue jays, and mocking birds here, to name a few.

And we'll close with a Creative Commons work from
Jag, entitled House Party Rag.

FredPod by Mark Walker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License

This program was produced on April 26, 2009, and today's topics will include:
Selections from Recent file releases on SourceForge dot net.
And Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora project.
The Latest from FredLUG.
Today's feature is a survey of standards, and what they mean for Open Source Software.
And we'll close with a Creative Commons work from
the Thursday Group.

FredPod by Mark Walker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License

This program was produced on March 29, 2009, and today's topics will include:
Selections from recent file releases on SourceForge.net.
Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora project.
The Latest from FredLUG.
Today's feature is a quick glance at the man command in Linux, with some tricks to get at the man.
And we'll close with a Creative Commons work from
the Kyiv Chamber Choir.

FredPod by Mark Walker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License

This program was produced on February 8, 2009, and today's topics will include:
Selections from Recent file releases on SourceForge.net.
And Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora project.
The Latest from FredLUG.
Today's feature is a quick glance at the ps command in Linux.
And we'll close with a Creative Commons work from
Richard Savino.




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FredPod, a podcast about creativity and technology from the Fredericksburg, Virginia area.

This program was produced on January 11, 2009, and today's topics will include:
*Selections from Recent file releases on SourceForge.net.
*And Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora project.
*The Latest from FredLUG.
*Today's feature is an interview with Gary and Tricia Dudley, on their work with a local food pantry in Spotsylvania, Virginia.
*And we'll close with a Creative Commons work from Eternal Jazz Project.




FredPod by Mark Walker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License

FredPod, a podcast about creativity and technology from the Fredericksburg, Virginia area.

This program was produced on January 4, 2009, and today's topics will include:
Recent file releases on SourceForge.
Selections from “yum info recent” on the Fedora project.
The Latest from FredLUG.

Today's feature is an interview with Don Merritt, a coffee shop owner who has developed an old-town style community amidst subdivisions in suburbia. He also uses a computer - to monitor the processes in his shop's large coffee grinder.

And we'll close with a Creative Commons work from
John Williams, who's performed with Charlie Pride, Willie Nelson, Conway Twitty, and the Jack Jones big band.



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