
Jay LaCroix
Creator of Learn Linux TV, a YouTube channel focused on Linux tutorials and retro gaming.
Top 3 podcasts with Jay LaCroix
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Jul 22, 2025 • 41min
623: Learn Linux TV with Jay LaCroix
In this engaging discussion, Jay LaCroix, a Linux guru and founder of LearnLinuxTV, shares his journey from IT to Linux education. He emphasizes practical learning, advocating for a narrative-driven approach to mastering Linux. Topics include optimizing development environments and insights into the Linux landscape for newcomers. Jay also shares personal anecdotes about troubleshooting software in programming languages like Python and Ruby, and the significance of effective configuration management tools. Retro gaming adds a fun twist to their tech conversation!

Oct 28, 2022 • 1h 39min
Linux mythbusting & retro gaming (Interview)
Jay LaCroix, the creator of Learn Linux TV, dives into Linux mythbusting and retro gaming. He passionately debunks common Linux misconceptions, highlighting its improved usability and hardware compatibility. The discussion reveals frustrations with existing retro gaming systems and champions emulation via tools like RetroPie. Jay shares personal anecdotes about the retro gaming community while emphasizing the importance of code insights for game preservation. He ties it all together by inviting listeners to join the fun at the All Things Open conference with gaming competitions.

Apr 18, 2024 • 58min
Season 2 - Episode 6: What's Spinnin with Jay from Learn Linux TV
Jay LaCroix, the fearless leader of Learn Linux TV with over 20 years in Linux support and education, shares his insights in this engaging discussion. He recounts his journey from struggling with available resources to creating impactful Linux training. The importance of self-editing in video production is explored, along with audio quality and production tips. Jay emphasizes adaptability in software distributions, shares successful strategies for teaching complex Linux concepts, and discusses the transition to the HL-15 storage solution for efficient video editing.