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+Episode: 301
+Title: HPR0301: News Cast Ep0
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0301/hpr0301.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-07 15:54:30
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+
+Um.
+Ok,
+Until next time.
+Bye-bye.
+Hack a public radio newscast. Hi Hack a public radio listeners and welcome to a short
+episode on things happening in and around the Linux and open source community and your
+host Finix. If you haven't heard through the usual community jungle drums, Ubuntu is
+named the next plan release of its ever popular distribution.
+910 will be named Karmic Koala. Markshaw or Wethon Adams this week. Karmic Koala will be released
+in October of 2009. In front of you that are unsure about Ubuntu's version numbering works this
+way. The year makes the first part of the number and the month makes the second part of the
+version number. Hence 2009 makes the 9 and October makes the 10. Which promises of clouds
+computing being supported, there should be a very interesting release.
+Also over in the UK petition has been launched over at petitions.number10.gov.uk asking the
+Prime Minister to look at adopting free and open source operating systems in UK schools.
+The petition states the following, the only vector recommended operating systems for schools
+is Microsoft Windows, but there are several reasons why this is not the best choice
+for use in an education environment. Firstly the vast majority of malware exists for Windows.
+Secondly the cost of a Windows computer may prevent some learners from having one at home
+which is compatible with the ones they use at school. Thirdly Windows restricts the
+user's choice of settings as languages and characters supported based on an addition broad.
+Finally Windows doesn't is not designed for education.
+For those reasons it is believed that the primary OS used in school should be a free and
+open source alternative. Many operating systems that are more secure than Windows are available.
+Although there is currently only one specifically designed for education.
+Many of these systems are Linux based and so there are alternatives to many Windows software
+available and where there is not it is even possible to run Windows applications.
+If any UK citizen is wishing to read up or sign the petition, the new URL is
+http, colon, fault slash, fault slash, petitions.number10.gov.uk, fault slash non-ms schools.
+And finally our very own special 33 goodies first ever hate mail.
+Congratulations dude, wherever so proud. It's with regards to his HPR 299 episode which I think
+is starting to become quite infamous on Twitter. I'll link to his blog post in the show notes.
+I'd also like to finish up with events. If any listener wants to,
+they use a group's meetings or events to be mentioned, then drop me in line and I'll read them
+at the end. You can catch me at Finix, thelinuxsociety.org.uk, that's Finix, at thelinuxsociety.org.uk.
+Same goes if there's a story or anything you want mentioned.
+So this is the first show during events that I have for you, the local to my community here in
+Dundee, Scotland. On Thursday, 26th of February, Mr. Robert Swifty Ladyman will be talking about
+squid at the University of Arbitite, Arbitite, Dundee, Linux Society, 7pm. The talk is open to
+everyone and details can be found at thelinuxsociety.org.uk, fault slash content, fault slash, squid,
+dash, Robert, dash, swifty, dash, Ladyman. Also at thelinuxsociety, Gavin Hendry will be given his
+talk about OpenL.replication strategies and more information that talk can be found and the
+linuxsociety.org.uk, fault slash content, fault slash, Gavin, dash, Henry, dash, OpenL.dap,
+dash, replication, dash strategies. That's all folks, my show notes will be released at thelinuxsociety.org.uk
+and on HPR as a comment with this episode. Please feel free to drop me a line or you can
+grab me on Twitter. You'll find me on Twitter under the username Finix, which I've spelled F1NUX,
+as F1NUX. Thanks for listening and I'll catch you the next day.