371: Red Hat Summit 2024: AI Tech, Robots, Electric Scooters, and Puppies!
May 20, 2024
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Podcast features Red Hat Summit updates on AI, Nvidia embracing open source GPU drivers, gaming with Parkour Legends, software spotlight on audio sharing, and hosts sharing their Nextcloud experiment. Exciting tech topics discussed in an entertaining manner.
Nvidia defaulting to open source GPU drivers enhances gaming on Linux systems.
'Parkour Legends' offers thrilling parkour challenges with diverse music for Linux gamers.
Audio sharing app simplifies music streaming across devices, enhancing user experience.
Deep dives
Nvidia Shifts Towards Open Source Kernel Drivers for GeForce RTX 2000 GPUs
Nvidia is planning to default to using their open source GPU kernel driver for GeForce RTX 2000 GPUs and newer models. This move is a significant step towards open source compatibility, especially on Linux systems. The decision points towards a more open approach from Nvidia, aligning with the industry's increasing demand for open source solutions.
Nvidia's Open Source Strategy Enhances Gaming on Linux
By defaulting to open source GPU kernel drivers for newer GeForce RTX 2000 GPUs, Nvidia is poised to improve gaming experiences on Linux systems. This shift signals a more open approach from Nvidia, allowing for smoother gaming performance and better compatibility on Linux platforms. This advancement is a boon for Linux gamers seeking seamless Nvidia GPU support.
Experience Parkour Through 'Parkour Legends' Game
'Parkour Legends' offers a thrilling parkour platformer gaming experience where players navigate time trial courses with speed boosts and obstacle vaulting. The game presents challenging parkour movements like wall running, gap jumping, and maneuvering through obstacles. It features diverse music and supports Linux systems out of the box, offering a fun and engaging parkour gaming experience for players of all skill levels.
Anecdotes of Parkour and Skating Reflect in 'Parkour Legends'
The adrenaline-packed 'Parkour Legends' game is inspired by real-world parkour movements and skateboarding styles. Players can immerse themselves in fast-paced parkour challenges akin to those performed in the streets by skilled practitioners. With dynamic obstacle courses and engaging mechanics, the game captures the essence of urban sport and agility, making it a thrilling gaming experience for players.
Audio Sharing App Spotlight
Audio sharing app spotlighted in the podcast allows users to turn any device into an audio streaming device by scanning a QR code or copying an address. With features like flat pack availability, it facilitates easy audio streaming across devices, catering to those without bluetooth connectivity and offering a seamless music sharing experience among the hosts.
Nextcloud Test Review
The podcast recounts a comprehensive review of Nextcloud testing integrating it into daily operations for business infrastructure needs. Despite positive aspects like improved interface and ease of setup, the test ends abruptly due to an issue with the AOI update causing server downtime and highlighting areas for improvement such as file organization, real-time editing collaboration, and comprehensive backup options for business use cases.
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00:00:00 Intro
00:00:38 Community Feedback
00:11:09 Sponsored by Kolide
00:12:18 Red Hat Summit and lots of AI
00:40:14 Sponsored by LINBIT
00:41:31 Nvidia is suggesting use of open source drivers for GPUs
00:50:15 Gaming: Parkour Legends
00:55:34 Software Spotlight: Audio Sharing
01:01:18 Update on our Nextcloud experiment
01:18:58 Outro
