Shows and Videos: FLOSS Weekly, Linux Out Loud, Bringing Windows Best Feature To Linux, and More

• FLOSS Weekly 681: Yes, UCAN - James Walker, Fission.codes and UCAN

  User Controlled Authorization Networks (UCANs) are just one of the many new and useful approaches to decentralization that James Walker, of fission.codes, shares with Doc Searls and Dan Lynch. If you want a detailed dose of pure optimism about Web3 working for you and me, this is the episode for you on FLOSS Weekly.

• 14: Back Stage Pass - Linux Out Loud - TuxDigital

  This week, Linux Out Loud chats about what it is like for us to be content creators on the Tux Digital Network. Welcome to episode 14 of Linux Out Loud. We fired up our mics, connected those headphones as we searched the community for themes to expound upon. We kept the banter friendly, the conversation somewhat on topic, and had fun doing it.

• Bringing Windows Best Feature To Linux!! - Invidious

  Have you ever felt like Linux was just missing something but not sure what it was missing, well maybe it was missing a really annoying watermark telling you to activate your system everytime you use it.

• Why Use The Terminal Instead of GUI Apps? - Invidious

  New Linux users often are confused with why more intermediate-to-advanced users gravitate to the terminal rather than just using GUI apps for the same task. There are reasons why newer users hate the terminal and longtime Linux users love the terminal.

• Linux in the Ham Shack/LHS Episode #467: The Weekender XCI

  It's time once again for The Weekender. This is our departure into the world of hedonism, random topic excursions, whimsy and (hopefully) knowledge. Thanks for listening and, if you happen to get a chance, feel free to call us or e-mail and send us some feedback. Tell us how we're doing. We'd love to hear from you.

Android Leftovers

• Nokia G10, G20, and Nokia 2.4 receive stable Android 12 updates

• Amazon Fire OS 8 debuts this summer (Android 11-based software for Fire devices) - Liliputing

• How to Downgrade Google Pixel from Android 13

• Total Commander strips APK sideloading due to Google - 9to5Google

• Huawei AppGallery flaw downloads paid Android app for free - 9to5Google

• Android rebrands mobile security measures under one umbrella | Digital Trends

• 7 Things You Must Consider When Buying an Android Gaming Phone

Everything You Need to Know about Linux Input-Output Redirection

Are you looking for information related to the Linux input-output redirection? Then, read on. So, what’s redirection? Redirection is a Linux feature. With the help of it, you are able to change standard I/O devices. In Linux, when you enter a command as an input, you receive an output. It’s the basic workflow of Linux. The standard input or stdin device to give commands is the keyboard and the standard output or stdout device is your terminal screen. With redirection, you can change the standard input/output. From this article, let’s find out how Linux input-output redirection works.