Show Notes
This episode of Linux For Everyone opens with a chat about... Phantasy Star Online 2 for Xbox? And it closes with a version of Jason from 13 years ago. In between, there's discussion about the elementary OS "AppCenter For Everyone," and a notable feature of KDE Plasma 5.18. And what Linux distro will Lana try next? Find out the 3 I've chosen, and how YOU can vote on them!
Plus, a Discovery of the Week that'll make your PC sweat, and a new "Song from the Source" by Lorenzo's Music which was produced entirely on Ubuntu Studio.
CHECK OUT THE NEW PATREON PAGE: Get the podcast AND all videos early for just $2/month! Links: DECIDE LANA'S FATE! (Twitter vote) Join us on Telegram! L4E On LBRY L4E On YouTube Phantasy Star Online 2 Discovery of the Week: GTK Stress Testing (Website) Discovery of the Week: GTK Stress Testing (FlatHub) AppCenter for Everyone | Indiegogo Musicbed: Zeropage - Ambient India Lorenzo's Music: Spaghetti Mid-Western EP
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