Show Notes
Community member, Linux voyager and elementary OS enthusiast Schykle joins me to discuss a wide range of topics this week. We begin with a look at his distro-hopping origin story and why he ended up sticking with elementary OS. Then we dig deep into community behavior and both of us share some of our struggles in dealing with toxicity.
PLUS: Liam is back for another awesome Linux Gaming Report, and I read some of your letters about dual-booting and Salient OS. Special Guests: Liam Dawe and Schykle (aka Alan Diggs). Links: Our Sponsor: Digital Ocean — Get 2 months free PLUS a beefy $100 credit by using our special DLN link. MINDUSTRY Video Collaboration w/ GamingOnLinux Watch L4E on YouTube Watch L4E on LBRY Buy Some L4E Stuff! Schykle on YouTube @Schykle on Twitter Tips For Dual-Booting Solus With UEFI Interstitial Music: "Aviation" by TrackTribe GamingOnLinux
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