Episode 384

Show notes First up in the news,Google has an NVMe problem, Arch has a new installer, Deepin unlocks your face, Fedora and Ubuntu have betas and they both default to Wayland on Nvidia, and mintCast gets the April Fools treatment; In security and privacy, Red Hat has an “I” patch, another kernel vulnerability found, and Lumen finds more threats in WSL;Then in our Wanderings, I’m in reconstruction again, Bill is driving himself crazy, Josh is getting Steamy, and Norbert did… something. Some things. In our Innards section we discuss some of the newer additions to Linux and what we think about them;And finally, the feedback and a couple of suggestions. We expected Joe here but he got called away at the last minute. Wish you were here, Joe. -- Play News Transition Bumper -- The News 20 minutes Google Has A Problem With Linux Server Reboots Due To Too Many NVMe DrivesImproved Arch Linux Installer Experience to come with archinstall 2.4 Deepin OS Becomes the First Linux Distro to Offer Face UnlockFedora 36 and Ubuntu 22.04 LTS betas have been releasedUbuntu 22.04 LTS Will Default To Wayland With the NVIDIA Proprietary DrivermintCast April Fools -- Play Security Transition Bumper -- Security and Privacy Update 10 minutes Red Hat released a patch for a recently discovered vulnerability that allowed for local privilege escalation, putting all manner of Linux systems potentially at risk.Another vulnerability in the Linux KernelLumen security research reveals threats still lurk in Windows Subsystem for Linux Linux Innards Tech added to Linux 30 minutes (~5-8 minutes each) SystemdWireguardSnaps, Flatpak, and AppimageWaylandPulseAudio and PipeWireBtrfs and ZFSWINE-based tech (Bottles, Proton, Lutris, PlayOnLinux) Check This Out 10 minutes Podcasts (Josh T) - Play, update, and manage your podcasts from a lightweight interface that seamlessly integrates with GNOME. Podcasts can play various audio formats and remember where you stopped listening. You can subscribe to shows via RSS/Atom, iTunes, and Soundcloud links. Subscriptions from other apps can be imported via OPML files.PeerGOS (Moss) - an open source replacement for Google Drive, able to be self-hosted, or hosted on the company’s servers, free to 500 Mb and decent prices for larger storage amounts.App Outlet (Norbert) - A universal Linux app store Announcements Next Episode - 2 pm US Central time on April 17thGet mintCast converted to your time zoneNext Live Stream -  2 pm US Central time on April 9thGet the Live Stream converted to your time zone Wrap-up Joe - Tllts.org,  linuxlugcast.com, MeWe, [email protected], Buy Joe a coffee Moss - Full Circle Weekly News, Distrohoppers’ Digest, [email protected], lots of ways to contact me can be found on It’s MOSSBill - [email protected], Bill_H on Discord, @wchouser3 on Twitter, and wchouser3 on Facebook also - checkout my new podcast 3ftpodcast.orgNorbert - [email protected] T - [email protected], Josh Thacker on Discord, and @Metal_FOSS on TwitterJosh H - [email protected], @joshontech on Twitter and most other social sites, Crowbar Kernel Panic.Nishant - [email protected], riconghost on instagram, riconghost@Github, Ghost.Ricon on Discord, maverick00783 @ Steam Before we leave, we want to make sure to acknowledge some of the people who make mintCast possible Josh Lowe for all his work on the website,