29 Mar 2026
57m

660: Boots and Breakups

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LINUX Unplugged

The podcast explores Ubuntu's proposed changes to GRUB in the 2610 release, focusing on the removal of features like ButterFS and LUX encryption for secure boot. The hosts debate the implications of these changes, particularly the potential backlash from enterprise users needing full disk encryption for compliance. They also discuss the removal of image support and its impact on downstream distributions. The group then shifts to Ersatz TV shutting down and Chris's transition to TUNAR for managing live TV channels from personal media, detailing his complex setup involving Dispatcher to merge content from both platforms due to hardware transcoding issues with TUNAR and high-resolution Star Trek files.

Outlines

Part 1: Introduction, Community, and Networking

Part 2: Ubuntu GRUB Changes and Security

Part 3: Media Servers and Ersatz TV Alternatives

Part 4: Self-Hosting Joy and Community Events

Part 5: Listener Feedback and Software Picks

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