Posted on April 19, 2009 - by jono
Interviewed on FLOSSWeekly
A few weeks back I had the pleasure of doing an interview on the rather excellent FLOSSWeekly podcast with Leo Laporte and Randal Schwartz. On it I talk Community, Ubuntu, Art Of Community, Canonical, Severed Fifth and more. Check it out here.
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April 19, 2009
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You represented yourself and Ubuntu rather well. I enjoyed it a lot! I think the TWiT empire actually benefitted from somebody who has a bit of a more casual style being on. Seemed to stir Leo and Randall up a bit. Also congrats on being bleeped out there!
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April 20, 2009
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Speaking of Severed Fifth, what’s the status of it since you moved to the U.S.? It seems a wee bit slow lately at the website proper.
Also, I sent an email to you at jono@jonobacon.org about a music project (unfortunately I forgot to mention I would be only free open source software and Ubuntu Studio in particular) and I was wondering if you had considered my request.
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April 21, 2009
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Yes, that was a fun show to do, and yes, I think you’re the first person to have gotten bleeped on FLOSS Weekly, so congrats.
Now, time to start scheduling FLOSSing with Bacon.
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April 23, 2009
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What a fun show. But I think you guys spoke far too less about the Ubuntu community than you should have. It seemed like a generic talk on developing communities.
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April 23, 2009
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Yes… the show wasn’t so much about the Ubuntu community in particular, but more about giving equal time to all of Jono’s activities. Don’t worry, there’s more where this came from.