This week's episode is a video one.
Download here (MP4) or here (ogv)
The file that is coming down the podcast payload path is an MP3 pointing you here. We never planned on posting video for this program. With Mister Engineer's insistence on showing the BeagleBoard in action, we've now crossed that threshold.
After traveling to Cleveland to visit Case Western Reserve University and pick up parts on the way back, a longer-than-usual yet late-posted Burning Circle follows. A piece on DNS in Precise Pangolin is also referenced.
Download here (MP3) (ogg), or subscribe to the podcast (MP3) to have episodes delivered to your media player. Although we suggest subscribing by way of a service like my.gpodder.org, you can also subscribe to the Burning Circle via FeedBurner's email tool to receive show posts in your inbox with links to episode audio.
Burning Circle Episode 61 by The Air Staff of Erie Looking Productions is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.
Due to intense file manipulation operations after a near-hit systems crash, programming will be released later in the day on or near 2300 UTC on Monday, February 27, 2012. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.
Due to an additional hardware failure, we cannot present an audio episode this week. The speaking script is presented below so that you can have at least something while we work to fix things.
Welcome to the Burning Circle. From Ashtabula Township, this is episode sixty.
Alan Pope noted on Twitter that Minecraft appears to not load on the Precise Pangolin. The bug is filed against Open J D K and is numbered 9 3 5 2 9 6 on Launchpad. There is a further discussion thread on Google Plus.
The latest maintenance release of Lucid Lynx has been released. My recalcitrant desktop just got moved to that after failing to get it running on Oneiric and spending a little time using Trisquel.
We finally got the main production computer up and running to record audio. It is running Lubuntu eleven dot ten with all sorts of LXDE bits showing. The big problem was that the LXDE-based install didn't install sufficient multimedia bits. After installing PulseAudio and getting an appropriate mixer in place, we now can record with this machine again. Gee, isn't it kinda unusual for PulseAudio to be a fix to something instead of the problem?
In closing, the question must be posed. What are you doing for Ubuntu Global Jam? As our mailing list is way too quiet you could always sound off there. You did know we had a mailing list, didn't you?
Thank you for joining us. Until next time please remember that the Burning Circle is produced by Erie Looking Productions for Ubuntu Ohio.
Burning Circle Episode 60 (Unplugged) by The Air Staff of Erie Looking Productions is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.
This week's program provides a bit of a news recap. Links to the issues mentioned and more can be found at the Erie Looking Productions blog.
Download here (MP3) (Ogg) or subscribe to the podcast MP3 to have episodes delivered to your media player. Although we suggest subscribing by way of a service like my.gpodder.org, you can also subscribe to the Burning Circle via FeedBurner's email tool to receive show posts in your inbox with links to episode audio.
Burning Circle Episode 59 by The Air Staff of Erie Looking Productions is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.