Taking back control of our own devices, your data, your digital life
Video by The Linux Experiment The speaker argues that Linux, at 35, has become a mainstream option across nearly every computing category, even if it has not technically won any. He defines winning as relevance: something people actually consider for…
Video by ExplainingComputers The presenter argues that moving from Windows to Linux requires accepting a “lose to win” tradeoff, where some familiar capabilities will degrade in exchange for benefits like open-source software and greater control. The central challenge is software…
Video by Michael Horn The video reframes Linux not as an operating system but as a kernel, the layer that takes control of hardware once the bootloader hands it over. On top of that kernel sits the GNU system, a…
Video by Destination Linux Mark Shuttleworth traces his path from a Cape Town student sneaking into a campus lab to learn Linux, through becoming a Debian developer, founding Canonical after selling his cryptography business, and building Ubuntu to bring free…
Video by TED Linus Torvalds describes himself as a solitary, stubborn engineer who would rather fix the hole in front of him than gaze at the clouds. He traces Linux back to a personal project he never intended as collaborative,…