ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Ploopy announces their slickest DIY trackball to date, EPIC threatens to release their client on Linux, Kernel 7.2 learns how to Apple M3, and Proxmox makes ARM an official platform.
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Show Notes & Topics:
You can find links to everything we discussed, along with the show notes, in the forums.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:38 Playing the new Quake
04:39 Jill's Vegas trip
11:15 The Ploopy A+ DIY trackball
16:08 Epic Launcher headed to Linux
27:11 Proxmox officially released on ARM
33:03 Pine64 stops production due to RAM and storage prices
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