
Linux in the Ham Shack Podcast in MP3 Format
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 606 | Founded | 17 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | How ToEducationTechnology | |||

Hello and welcome to the 605th installment of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this year-end episode, the hosts invite listeners and friends to join them as they talk about the year in review and cover multiple topics: AI, new gear, Linux distributions, se... more
Hello and welcome to Episode 604 of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this deep dive episode, the hosts talk about the Visual Studio Code development environment, including its open source counterparts VSCodium and Code OSS. Topics include, installation, pr... more
It's time for The Weekender! This is our departure into the world of hedonism, random topic excursions, whimsy and (hopefully) knowledge. Thanks for listening and, if you happen to get a chance, feel free to call us or e-mail and send us some feedbac... more
Hello and welcome to the 602nd installment of Linux in the Ham Shack. In this short topics episode, the hosts discuss intercepting "secure" satellite traffic, an Australian band plan audit, the future of Arduino, a hack on Xubuntu, new features in DX... more
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Far to American centric and seems to rely far too much on AI content. Very disappointing.
Even though I have absolutely no clue how to navigate or use Linu (I need somrone to make a YouTube how to series) This is an excellent podcast. (I do have a single boot Abuntu equipped PC) Listener for over 5 years!
Even though I have absolutely no clue how to navigate or use Linu (I need somrone to make a YouTube how to series) This is an excellent podcast. (I do have a single boot Abuntu equipped PC) Listener for over 5 years!
Very fun and entertaining content mixing my two favorite topic!
These guys inspired me to build a APRS IGate, soldier, and troubleshoot a broken radio.
These guys humble heart. I honestly feel if I asked them for help they would Elmer me in the right direction.
K5PDC
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The content widely encompasses topics at the intersection of amateur radio and Linux, bringing together enthusiasts from both fields. Episodes typically feature discussions on technical elements such as software management, automation of processes like SSL certificate renewals, and an exploration of recent advancements in amateur radio technologies. Additionally, there is a focus on the community aspects of these hobbies, including listener engagement segments and informal discussions about personal experiences with ham radio and Linux distributions. This unique blend not only serves to educate listeners on technical matters but also fosters a community atmosphere that encourages learning and sharing among hobbyists.
In many episodes, host... more
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These podcasts share a similar audience with Linux in the Ham Shack:
1. Ham Radio Workbench Podcast
2. icqpodcast's Amateur / Ham Radio Podcast
3. The DX Mentor
4. QSO Today Podcast - Interviews with the leaders in amateur radio
5. Ham Radio 2.0
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Recent guests on Linux in the Ham Shack include:
1. Justin Overfelt AB3E
2. Sebastián Delmont
3. Luke Bryan
4. Sheryl W5M00
5. Russ K5TUX
6. Bill NE4RD
7. Tag N0TTL
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