Linux Outlaws

The show was based in the United Kingdom, and had a community forum as well as multiple social network accounts dedicated to fostering inter-communication among fans.

He formerly worked for the NHS as a .NET developer before turning his back on Microsoft technologies to become an open source enthusiast.

[4] He also produces the Free as in Freedom podcast[5] Each episode generally had a global download count of over 20000 and was often presented with both a serious attitude and a humorous bent.

[7] The presenters claimed not to be Linux experts, but only to be trying very hard to provide listeners with a good time, entertainment, and interesting Linux-related information.

[8] The Linux Outlaws show aimed to broadcast live on YouTube most Monday nights (7 p.m. UTC), but they were always late.

On occasion some shows were produced as specials to focus on one single topic, such as the release of Ubuntu 8.04 or an interview with Bradley M.

Linux Outlaws was recorded simultaneously by the presenters in their respective homes – Hanover and Merseyside, England – and published in both the Ogg Vorbis and MP3 formats.