Rolling Release
What is Rolling Release?
In Linux, a "rolling release" distribution is one that releases software updates as soon as they become available from developers, rather than waiting until a fixed release date. Rolling Release is our ongoing Linux news podcast, covering the latest developments in free, libre, & open-source software. Linux is always changing and improving, and this show focuses on stories that are relevant to desktop Linux users.
Contribute to the News
You can help the show by posting news stories you want us to cover to the Rolling Release forum! You can also chat with us about Linux news on our Discord server.
Episodes of this show:
Rolling Release - New Show Announcement
Welcome to Linux - Rolling Release #1
Not Quite a Wizard - Rolling Release #2
Linux Music Players - Rolling Release #3
Updated Desktops, Discontinued Apps - Rolling Release #4
This Podcast Under Construction - Rolling Release #5
Another New User - Rolling Release #6
A Real Developer - Rolling Release #7
Snaps Force Auto-Updates - Rolling Release #8
Stalling for SteamOS - Rolling Release #9
Ubuntu 17.10 News - Rolling Release #10
Firefox Opens 1691 Tabs - Rolling Release #11
Delayed Updates - Rolling Release #12
Software Redesigns, Hardware Partnerships - Rolling Release #13
Oracle Axes Solaris - Rolling Release #14
KDE on a Phone - Rolling Release #15
PulseAudio for Video - Rolling Release #16
GNOME's Plugin Problem - Rolling Release #17
Fedora's Freedom Priority - Rolling Release #18
You're Using MINIX - Rolling Release #19
BIOS Corruption - Rolling Release #20
Meltdown/Spectre Rundown - Rolling Release #21
The CSD Initiative - Rolling Release #22
Plasma on a Switch - Rolling Release #23
Works in Progress - Rolling Release #24
