Ubuntu
Linux distribution developed by Canonical
Episodes
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#5782: Unraid in a VM: When the License Is the WallDaniel wants Unraid's parity array without Synology's lock-in. The technology works. The licensing is the wall. -
#5705: Tape Isn't a Pool: How LTO Really Works on LinuxTape on Linux needs no driver — but it also doesn't behave like ZFS. Here's how LTO really integrates, and why "pool" means something else. -
#5522: Building a Podcast Backup ApplianceOne listener wants a single-purpose box that pulls every episode to local storage he controls. Turns out the software exists — the packaging doesn't. -
#5405: Omarchy: The Linux Distro Built for AI AgentsOmarchy treats AI agents as users of the OS itself — every setting a command, every config a text file. Here's how it works and where it breaks. -
#5458: Two Linuses and the Fun in TechnologyWhat Linus Tech Tips and Linus Torvalds each model about play, mastery, and keeping tech fun as AI eats the tedious parts. -
#5319: Focus Stacking Without the Phone App GuessworkYour phone app wants three shots. The optics want three hundred. Here's how to actually stack macro focus.