Season 7 - Episode 6: Mike's Mac Misadventures

Conor back from Cork • Mike on the Mac • Pixel-perfect Amolith • Fedora 36 • Asahi Linux alpha • Steam Deck updates • InfiniTime

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Discussion

🏰 Conor's back from Cork

Mike's been (almost) daily driving macOS 🍏🖥, comparing it to Fedora

AppArmour 🛡

🔐 SELinux

🍺 HomeBrew

elementary OS 💻

🧢 Conor's been trying Fedora Kinoite

Flathub is still lacking some important software, especially compared to the AUR 📦

🕹 SteamOS

AppImage 🌆

Amolith has a new Pixel 6 📲

He's been running GrapheneOS on it 👮‍♀️

🪨🌍🕸🪨 Vanadium browser

PDF.js 🔓

Auditor uses one device to validate the security of another one 💼

Seedvault backup tool 🏦

☁️ can backup to Nextcloud

Google 📷 Camera app

and its ⚓️ ports for different devices

🔥 Firebase

F-Droid 🆓

🚚 microG

Aurora Store 🏪

Fedora 36 Beta is out β

🖥 Gnome 42

The default wallpaper 🏞

Asahi Linux �🍎 continues to impress (from Ars Technica)

🧾 Apple's AWS bill from a few years back (from CNBC)

🍟 Apple M1 Pro, Max and Ultra

Samsung Exynos 📱

🤖 Google Tensor (from Android Authority)

▶️ Steam Deck is getting continual big updates (from Gaming on Linux)

🔃 Other gaming handheld companies seriously considering putting SteamOS on a future product (from Gaming on Linux)

📤 You can now run Windows games on Arm via Proton and box86 (from Boiling Steam)

⌚️ New InfiniTime release for the PineTime smartwatch by Pine64 that brings some minor improvements throughout plus a new terminal-themed watch face

🛑 Pebble Watch

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The music for this podcast was sampled from Bust This Bust That - Professor Kliq which was released under the CC BY NC SA License.