Judd Vinet interview - Arch Linux Founder

[ice60]

i can't find the exact page because i just subscribe to the feed.
http://tllts.info/
here's the mp3. the interview starts fairly near the beginning, i'm not sure how long it is because i was listening to it when i went to bed last night and fell asleep after about 15 minutes :(

you can stream the mp3 instead of downloading it.

http://www.tllts.org/archives/tllts_122-02-08-06.mp3

[briancurtin]

im listening to it right now and its pretty cool. judd sounds like a good guy, and im glad to be an arch user. pacman is great and im liking the conversation on the AUR and all of the packages and such

[midwinter]

I listened to this a while back, as an Arch user I found it quite interesting. Good stuff.

[raublekick]

can't listen to it right now, but my impression of the guy already is pretty good. pacman is an awesome tool considering he just wrote it for himself

[briancurtin]

also to the original poster, and anyone interested, the interview runs like 50 minutes or so. its definitely good though

[Sheinar]

Just finished listening to the interview. He seems like a cool guy. Arch is a great distro too.

By the way, here's (http://tllts.info/archives/tllts_122-02-08-06.ogg) the link to the interview in ogg, if anyone cares enough/prefers it to mp3.

[Lovechild]

Just finished listening to the interview. He seems like a cool guy. Arch is a great distro too.

By the way, here's (http://tllts.info/archives/tllts_122-02-08-06.ogg) the link to the interview in ogg, if anyone cares enough/prefers it to mp3.

Thank you, let's stick it to those hayness freedom hating mp3 loving terrorists

[ice60]

thanks, briancurtin. i managed to listen to the whole thing last night :cool:

Lovechild, i generally use proprietary formats because on my slow computer they use fewer resources :(

[Lovechild]

thanks, briancurtin. i managed to listen to the whole thing last night :cool:

Lovechild, i generally use proprietary formats because on my slow computer they use fewer resources :(

There's an iterger only decoder for Ogg Vorbis, it should maybe run better on your systems.

Do you have data on the differences ?

[ice60]

There's an iterger only decoder for Ogg Vorbis, it should maybe run better on your systems.

Do you have data on the differences ?
i just had a think about it and what i was talking about is the .ogm video format which Go Open (http://www.go-opensource.org/go_open/) uses. so i was wrong to say anything. i just tried the .ogg and it works fine, i wouldn't have noticed if you hadn't asked, thanks.