Show Notes
Coming up on this episode of Linux For Everyone, you'll hear directly from the developer of a great tool you'll want on your laptop ASAP! Plus, I've started a new blog using only Standard Notes.
You'll also hear about my big mistake, and why I should have chosen open source. Then we'll close things out with an awesome Linux origin story!
INTRO THEME: More Sun
Interstitial Music: Jerry Morrison Links: Discovery of the Week: auto-cpufreq — Automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux Jason's New Blog — Created with nothing but Standard Notes! Get Your L4E & DLN Stickers — Get yourself some L4E and DLN stickers -- FINALLY! Coronavirus shutdown causes new threat: Legionnaire's disease L4E On YouTube — Weekly videos from the Linux For Everyone team on YouTube L4E On LBRY — Weekly videos on LBRY, without all the Google stuff. Tell us your Linux origin story! — Join the DLN community forum and tell us how your journey began. Standard Notes | A Simple And Private Notes App — What I used to start my new blog
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