GNU World Order Linux Cast

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**Bluez-Qt** and **Calligra Words**. shasum -a256=08dbdae1a368f67b1b1bc148c2365cb4084168633b302bc44bee8579d4593811

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=509c13f75efbd57739e38f1fabd1bc1322dd8820427912d2526edf7c8be59446

Slackware 15 has been released. In the second half of the show, packages **attica** , **audiocd-kio** , **baloo** , and **baloo-widgets**. shasum -a256=2449aa5ef74cad731a4655ccc7b07f6c4b427189361e49418bc33bf52390e290

The **kde** software series continues with **Alkimia** , **Analitza** , and **Ark**. shasum -a256=a6d8356908dd85e66ec6831f595369447df31bed77ffc975eddb031c7dab4e18

The **kde** software series continues with the **Akregator** RSS feed reader. shasum -a256=76273967730d3130b545d1612cd3e9f53af07a163d827daa947da982ac1b1217

The **kde** software series begins. In this episode, all about **akonadi**. shasum -a256=280b557b4eae60648796190b0ef4778af5d0d857d76da4f60e392f18d462adfc

The **f** and **k** software series of Slackware: Linux FAQ and the Linux kernel. shasum -a256=d82b54484a2eaab5c0443cc35bff4c7a9b2d867b0047e9399d5f1cf61ac032f0

**GNU Emacs** , the beginning and ending of the **E** software series of Slackware. shasum -a256=6c491c0f54c66f1bdbd95e38dab9de616798787c4344fed417a9d462bbefeeec

**Swig** and **yasm** , concluding the **d** software series of Slackware. shasum -a256=d3b7d0560cae6fe067b85346ab8e8404e16d30879f259ec46b2576bedbeaf89b

Listener feedback, and a look at Bitkeeper, the version control system that compelled Linus Torvalds to create Git. shasum -a256=06464d7ab46c267f33f064e709893dce9d2fec2ecb60cf3b459c668cf144abf7

The **strace** and **subversion** commands from Slackware software series **d**. shasum -a256=744f5c3ff4829dfea8561c77c907d41700ea61d9043426f5b01de36d92bd135d

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=dd70fa34505149d1156b725951d0...

**Slacktrack** and **SCons** from the **d** software series. shasum -a256=6946c332ad396d63ad541910f1b3afc2e248bc75826d8cd49dbc6fc9b67b39c8

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=692be42f030a94cc0167fb685ec44bd9ab2c61bcd5cf6e1e952a5a0e3a8b0a10

How to deliver Python packages with **setuptools**. shasum -a256=dbe581ef517129cf3618ecc65e3227f9b8e3b26fb37e4337a3d13834e8f9fc9e

Reflections on Python. shasum -a256=626408153665b2c8f0bd8b16e9e176a8b60d56dbe9be37230ae7ddb5799586eb

**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=5d7fc5e192bb861c803a05ae39cdcf5ea631487f76d00fbf9f6adc01708c16ee

GNU **parallel** and **patchelf** from NixOS. shasum -a256=3da4ffeacaea2620521f08a86b92a2b28d61e638a5cee17437cc3f9c9703b271

As it turns out, Perl is amazing! Find out why, and how to start using it. shasum -a256=af031cff2ac768956f9b2d67b11d05482ff15a621edf37570c95b91f75db3786