GNU World Order Linux Cast

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**Bluez-Qt** and **Calligra Words**. shasum -a256=92eab26e684b5ec9cce412dd37abe000fc9dd93f1fe770a68c7b9e83f1aab038

Slackware 15 has [still] been released, and in this episode, thanks to feedback from Hackerdefo and Blackernel, Klaatu lists all the ways you can install it. There are several. Also discussed are **blinken** , **bluedevil** (skipping **bluez-qt** by accident), **bomber** , and **bovo**. shasum -a256=b6f5624a1238b4c4c99c222919faf835b7974397c7bee67e51ff3491256e69ba

Slackware 15 has been released. In the second half of the show, packages **attica** , **audiocd-kio** , **baloo** , and **baloo-widgets**. shasum -a256=fbf857bc4cb23a58d1da516c5626faf55e0541ecd54e1e7e2234e661fb03f56c

The **kde** software series continues with **Alkimia** , **Analitza** , and **Ark**. shasum -a256=39fa73a7eaefc2a435e75b5d3e5620dc23a69abfa4de6c7fb5281bf6a8fe7a41

The **kde** software series continues with the **Akregator** RSS feed reader. shasum -a256=641e790e27811f8f7fb193a059f6a4a1e2cfeab8aecf21a1f38089e362d6e624

The **kde** software series begins. In this episode, all about **akonadi**. shasum -a256=c03ae86801a18e1e9682ad7219f8b700b27bd84f4073e5ccdc5ea745b917a26f

The **f** and **k** software series of Slackware: Linux FAQ and the Linux kernel. shasum -a256=d39b48d73055d599f921ee7ee2e501ae2427f8daae029c52f3942315e7202009

**GNU Emacs** , the beginning and ending of the **E** software series of Slackware. shasum -a256=007fe0f653d0a8c1d487c0d4400f489f7fabc3f3a4a8a8918e7c6377fc976099

**Swig** and **yasm** , concluding the **d** software series of Slackware. shasum -a256=16a3693fda1582c76e668814791b8836fe2ba0f6728a0a9011af8a12d8979724

Listener feedback, and a look at Bitkeeper, the version control system that compelled Linus Torvalds to create Git. shasum -a256=1482c03f0b49619ddaecc4c9a027c76bcb2a4a02abcf253c287dadec3cc2ed76

The **strace** and **subversion** commands from Slackware software series **d**. shasum -a256=0accbbb3582257baf9b6ef372e7a8f34274ee1cfe4120db063234542cd57b059

Listener feedback. This is the Git hook example. Save it as **.git /hook/pre-commit** in a valid Git repository, and make it executable with **chmod +x .git /hook/pre- commit**. It gets called any time you tell Git to commit a file, and replaces **foo** with **bar** before committing the file. #!/bin/sh sed -i 's/foo/bar/g' $(git diff --cached --name-only) shasum -a256=7a732974514bca4ae37d86b3a7f9...

**Slacktrack** and **SCons** from the **d** software series. shasum -a256=95e4638deec5764de89d16cbc0e6ef329911d9d8a1ef26d906174b9b6dcdc4e6

The RCS revision control system and Ruby. Here is the code from this episode: #!/usr/bin/env ruby class Character def initialize(name,role,lvl) hp = rand(8)+1 @spells = ["cantrip", "chill touch", "detect undead"] puts("You are #{name}, a level #{lvl} #{role}") end #init def listspells() puts("#{@spells}") end #list def spellcast(n) puts("You cast #{@spells[n]}") dice = rand(20) + 1 if dice < 10 th...

Listener feedback. Linux systems without GNU. Systemd and the search for feature parity across POSIX. shasum -a256=786bf5dbab88015223eb3e46508b1bedaf172545d59e333ccd72ea14abc566df

How to deliver Python packages with **setuptools**. shasum -a256=74261489272f208fb91f723540113dc9f813efb70c699a219f5f56ba8c2793a3

Reflections on Python. shasum -a256=65296cf2e5c76383d6eb8240e7edd499915bf38bca58131a4eb98a15553129b8

**Pkgconfig** or **pkg-config** , a BSD make command called **pmake** , and listener feedback about assemly code, and Perl, and using udev for mobile connection. shasum -a256=c3e46043cb0668cf3e365833bed0ab18d4ed53e85d033d63d9110d3d41a190ee

GNU **parallel** and **patchelf** from NixOS. shasum -a256=d58d048c4918161877d76cacb67ed7b08344086a2e6c26b575ae95873fd31843

As it turns out, Perl is amazing! Find out why, and how to start using it. shasum -a256=811f3d1d346ab4de033e16601d9d5f5c04c7ae814843beea82819d39b0faad69