Late Night Linux
Late Night Linux – Episode 251
Oct 16, 2023
Guest host Gary from Linux After Dark joins the podcast to discuss topics such as self-hosted speed tests, SSHing into a Raspberry Pi via USB, the latest release of elementary OS, FOSS and proprietary digital audio workstations, realtime data about the urine tank on the International Space Station, and Joe's new obsession with ThinkPad laptops.
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Quick takeaways
- Libra Speed is an open-source speed test that provides a private and customizable alternative to popular speed test services.
- Enabling OTG mode on a Raspberry Pi allows for direct SSH access, eliminating the need for a local network and making remote troubleshooting easier.
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Discovering Libra Speed: A Privacy-Focused Open Source Speed Test
Libra Speed is a lightweight and open-source speed test that offers a more private and transparent alternative to popular speed test services. It provides a simple and straightforward user interface that works on various browsers and mobile devices. Libra Speed allows users to test their internet speeds without data collection or intrusive advertisements. Additionally, users have the option to download and run the backend server on their own hardware, enabling them to create their own private speed test environment. This project is a great choice for those interested in setting up their own speed test.
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