[Newark] Radio Show

[Khismett Riddle]

It depends how technical you want it to be; if it's a community radio maybe
you don't want to talk about the really geeky stuff. I'm not sure how many
people who aren't at all aware of FOSS would listen to a radio show about
it, though. Perhaps if the radio's just on, they'd leave it on and hear
Newark LUG's broadcast. Either way, there're a few projects that deserve
talking about (Wine, Blender, Gimp, maybe DOSBox) and plenty more if it's
FOSS as well as Linux, rather than just Linux.

Tom

2009/2/18 Andy Goldschmidt <andy.goldschmidt at forlinux.co.uk>

>  I was listening to Boundary Sound yesterday.... very nice !!
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> On Wed, 2009-02-18 at 11:57 +0000, Chris Hayes wrote:
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> Hey folks,
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> A few of you will be aware that I've looking into the prospect of producing
> a FLOSS/Linux programme for our local community radio station; the New
> 102.6FM Boundary Sound. I'm at the point where we're ready for ideas for a
> pilot, I've got some ideas myself - but what would you guys like to hear in
> a radio show like this?
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> Kind Regards,
> Chris Hayes
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