Jill and Ryan separated from tux digital?! Michael started it, he got injured, is still doing Twill, and the new site does not list him as a host?! Disappointed. Very uncool.

The hosts being so excited about AI makes me want to unsubscribe. I usually like this show, but I’m one of those with the pitchfork at the gate.

All the shows in the Tux Digital Network are essential for me and keeping up with the Linux. It has deep dives on hot topics in the open source world, interviews as well as tips and tricks from veterans in the open source community

Maybe I just heard the episode wrong, but it felt like half of it or more was an ad read then another ad read than another ad read. I know you have bills to pay but geez.

I do enjoy the group’s linux talk, but… As a neurodivergent person with severe misophonia, the sort of mousey (sorry—only adjective I could think of) laugh of the female cohost makes the show unlistenable to me. It is absolutely eardrum piercing when wearing headphones. If that is a genuine laugh, I get it. I have a goofy laugh too, but I honestly don’t know how the editors of the podcast don’t jump out of whatever windows are available to them. It truly is a grating sound. Maybe my neurodivergent ears and brain just disagree with it. Idk. But it makes the show unlistenable for me.

They talk about Linux. That’s about the only good thing. They’re facts are wrong and misleading, though.

Been using Linux for a while now. Work in the Windows world but live on my Linux computer at home. These guys are great to listen to. Very knowledgeable. Thanks for all the hard work. You make it sound easy.

Really knowledgeable hosts in Ryan, Zeb, Noah and Michael. I put him last because he is usually the last one they are waiting on to start the show.

Great show every episode with interesting topics and knowledgeable folks. Really glad Noah joined the team recently, he's a consistent advocate for open source and always adds important dialogue to the conversation.

Awesome podcast for general news about Linux.

I enjoy learning about this sort of thing. I am a Linux user, not a coder or developer, and I like how straightforward they can be.