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Why everyone is excited about the next Linux kernel, Valve's big hire, and Red Hat's clone war.

Why everyone is excited about the next Linux kernel, Valve's big hire, and Red Hat's clone war.

In this episode: Are monopolists trying to kill free software? Comparison of Purism and the Ubuntu Edge campaigns, motivations in the community, and more!

模块化计算设备，微软 Build 2015 开发者大会，重访 HoloLens。 本期会员通讯已发至各位会员的邮箱。每月三十元，支持不鸟万如一和 Rio 把《IT 公论》做成最好的科技播客。请访问 itgonglun.com/member。 抱歉今日的节目和通讯都有所延宕，不过北京时间周一上线这点是不会变的。 很遗憾，上周 Pocket Casts 更新到 5.1.2 版后仍然不能下载 IPN 的节目。和开发者联系后得知虽然问题已经修复，但尚需更多测试。只好请大家再等等了。 本期收到两封质量很高的听众来信。陈姓听众针对上期所谈的 inclusive 问题说： 其实我觉得圈子不太可能是非常 inclusive 的。之所以需要圈子，而不是一直单纯地在完全开放的公共空间进行交流，正是因为那样效率更高、更有参与感。并且很多时候人们能从圈子的 exclusiveness 里获得心理上的满足或安慰。 我觉得与其要求一个圈子摒弃黑话这种东西，更重要的可能还是大家对待新人的态度，能有耐心为其解释一些「老梗」。进入圈子有一定的门槛，圈子必会有一定的 exclusive 属性，但对于有共同爱好的新人，真想要融进去还是能够融入的。 「小圈子」这个说法不知从什么时候开始成了贬义词，大概和圈子的排外（exclusive）有关。但正如这位听众提到的，完全开放的交流效率很低。其实无论你对谁说什么话，总是包含了一定的假设——假设对方已经了解了某些背景知识，和你具有一定程度的共同经验。什么都要解释，在知识体系高度复杂的现代社会是行不通的。如我之前所说，在信息传播的过程中，发送者与接收者都要各自付出努力。受者并不是被动的状态。 另一封信来自一位正在加拿大修读博物馆学的听众。她在提及博物馆利用虚拟现实技术的可能性时说： 真正难办的地方在于，短期展览也就罢了，固定展览通常要陈列至少五年。而五年后的虚拟现实谁知道会进步到什么样子呢？本来就资金匮乏的博物馆重金买来的眼镜们两年后便被青少年们指着嘲笑，这场面实在让人想要静一静。 这一定会发生。事实上几年前购买了二代、三代 iPod touch 来做语音导览设备的博物馆目前就面临这个问题。数码产品换代速度太快，看着那一排二代 iPod touch，再想想你口袋里的 iPhone 6，很难不产生陈旧感。何况如今的虚拟现实眼镜作为产品的成熟度还远不如哪怕第一代 iPod touch！ 模块化计算设备这个话题在我们的谈话提纲里待了很久了。只要把手机连到具有标准接口的显示器、键盘和鼠标上，就能组合成一套完整的全功能电脑——相信不少人都有过类似的想像吧。在 Rio 看来，同时具备传输数据、音频、视频和供电功能的 USB-C 接口的出现，加上移动设备计算能力已经渐渐逼近过去的台式机，令模块化计算成为了可能。Ubuntu Edge 和 Neptune 是之前以众筹方式开始的尝试，而微软这次在 Build 2015 上介绍下一代操作系统 Windows 10 时也展示了类似的功能。 HoloLens 在 Build 2015 进行了第二次演示。本质上跟几个月前的第一次没有区别，但这回给了媒体亲身试用的机会。从 TechCrunch、Business Insider 和 Paul Thurrott 的试用报告看，目前的 HoloLens 仍然更像一个用来证明「我能、我可以」的技术示范。微软闭口不谈上市日期，想必也证明了它的半成品状态。 请不要忘记我们对 HoloLens 的兴奋主要是因为这是一个全新的人机交互范式，是我们从未在真实世界见过的东西。微软一向以自己强大的技术实力、对基础研究的长期投入、以及内部的众多所谓「黑科技」自豪。与此同时，在过去几十年里，微软主要服务的对象都是企业用户，而非个人消费者。到廿一世纪渐渐落得了「做产品没有感觉」的名声。（其实这句话是特指做面向个人消费者的产品没有感觉。）新 CEO Satya Nadella 上任后试图逆转颓势，但我们目前看到的 HoloLens 仍然更像是一种对肌肉线条而非体能的展示。 Rio 在本期最后提到了增强现实技术的政治维度。显然，并不是每个人都可以过上硅谷科技公司产品演示视频中的生活：充沛的阳光、一尘不染的豪宅、幸福美满的中产阶级家庭生活。当现实不够美好时，手机、电脑和平板屏幕成了通往二次元空间的 portal 和一种逃避的管道。如果你住的是混乱的出租屋，增强现实技术「增强」的究竟是其中的哪一部分呢？（好像这个节目最近越来越左派了呢。） 最后，请大家别忘了看不鸟万 Rio 对苹果 2015 年第二季度财报的图解。 不鸟万如一最近在玩的 app（Rio 最近没有玩什么 app） Breather Does Not Commute 最近我们读的一些文章 Silicon Valley Then and Now: To Invent the Future, You Must Understand the Past 科幻与玄幻的对立 Facebook 与 Google 产品经理和软件工程师薪资对比 相关链接 Pocket Casts 推出 Windows Phone 版 听众自发建立的《IT 公论》微信群 Blend Rio: 图解苹果 2015 财年二季度财报 Neptune 不鸟万 Rio 回答「使用 USB Type-C 接口的新 MacBook 发布，是否可以认为苹果将会开始全线放弃 Thunderbolt？」 TechCrunch 的 HoloLens 试用体验 Business Insider 的 HoloLens 试用体验 Paul Thurrott 的 HoloLens 试用体验 微软的新浏览器 Microsoft Edge Visual Studio Code Atom 人物简介 不鸟万如一：字节社创始人。 Rio: Apple4us 程序员。

Nesta edição: – Motorola Moto X já tem data para ser anunciado no Brasil: 3 de setembro de 2013 – Campanha do Ubuntu Edge chega ao fim, e faltaram US$ 19 milhões para o smartphone ser produzido – Estudo mostra a origem dos usuários do iPhone e smartphones da Samsung nos EUA – Windows Phone […]

Ubuntu 桌面操作系统是众多 Linux 发行版中最易上手、发展最稳健的之一。自 2004 年发布后，从中国政府到美国航空航天局（NASA）均有采用。2013 年 2 月，Ubuntu 背后的公司 Canonical 发布了移动操作系统 Ubuntu Touch 的开发者预览版，10 月发布了 1.0 版。 2014 年，Canonical 宣布将和魅族以及西班牙手机厂商 bq 合作，两家厂商会推出以 Ubuntu Touch 为系统的智能手机。 初期的 Ubuntu Touch 版魅族在 UI 上会更像 Ubuntu 而不是 Flyme。这样做的目的是为了尽快让产品上线获得反馈，之后会逐渐恢复 Flyme 的体验。 Ubuntu Touch 有自己的原生开发语言──基于 Qt 的 QML。李楠说全球有 70%–80% 的 Android 开发者在用 Ubuntu 桌面版进行开发，故他们对 Ubuntu 并不陌生。而 HTML5 软件也会是 Ubuntu Touch 的一个重点。 「Google 不是一家 fair play 的公司。」 Ubuntu Touch 会先打高端市場。相反 Firefox OS 则是从低端机型做起。 相关链接 Ubuntu 宣布与魅族和西班牙手机厂商 bq 合作的新闻稿 知乎：Android 是否真的无法 fork? 魅族 MX3 运行 Ubuntu Touch 视频 Ubuntu Touch 的原生开发语言 QML Ubuntu for Android（把 Ubuntu 手机当台式机用） Ubuntu Edge（众筹失败的 Ubuntu 手机） 魅族 Flyme OS 人物简介 李如一：字节社创始人。 Rio: Apple4us 作者兼程序员。 李楠：魅族科技副总裁，营销中心总监。

Trotz grober technischer Probleme und grausamer Qualität des Livestreams - an dieser Stelle wird um Verzeihung gebeten, eine entsprechende Untersuchung wurde bereits veranlasst - ist die erste Ausgabe des IT-Kellers da. Es geht um Rausch und Entrauschung (Dolby), Dinge, die die Welt nicht braucht (Pebble), Taschen mit Photovoltaik-Panel, "responsives Webdesign", "mobile first", FeedBurner, Crowdfunding (Kickstarter, Indiegogo, Ubuntu Edge) und vieles mehr. Die angesagte nette Nummer am Ende wurde herausgeschnitten. Gäste: Bernhard (via Skype), Roland (@videomar, http://videomar.at) und Thomas

Android KitKat pode chegar no dia 14 de outubro; GTA V surpreende na bolsa; Tim Cook: "a Apple não fabrica lixo"; Lançamento Ubuntu Edge em outubro; Steve Ballmer acusa Google de monopólio; Publicidade inteligente da Virgin Mobile.

Neste episódio do Opencast Ivan, Aprígio Simões, Diego, Og Maciel e Guilherme Razgriz falam sobre acontecimentos importantes do mundo do software livre. Nosso papo começa com uma boa discussão sobre o fracasso ou não fracasso do Ubuntu Edge e o que isso significou para a Canonical. Falamos sobre a mudança do google para o duckduckgo como motor de busca padrão no projeto Gnome. O envelhecimento dos desenvolvedores do Kernel e como atrair novas pessoas para este e outros projetos de software livre. Disponibilização da SDK do Ubuntu para outras plataformas e o anúncio da Caixa de que o software livre não foi satisfatório também foram motivo de discussão. Links do episódio Cycles deixou de ser exclusivo para o Blender Fracasso do Ubuntu Edge? Gnome decide usar DuckDuckGo como motor de busca padrão Desenvolvedores do Kernel envelhecendo Caixa diz que software livre não foi satisfatório SDK do Ubuntu pode ser portada para Windows e MacOS Brasil e México são espionados pelos Estados Unidos Bug no LibreOffice Bug no LibreOffice Episódio 54 do Castalio Podcast Se você preferir, pode assistir ao vídeo da gravação do Opencast. O vídeo está quase sem edição da conversa, apenas retirada a parte inicial onde não falamos nada de importante. É até interessante para compararem como fica o trabalho pós edição. Assistir no Youtube Twitter: @tecnologiaabert Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/tecnologiaaberta Google+: Tecnologia Aberta Youtube: Tecnologia Aberta E-Mail: opencast@tecnologiaaberta.com.br Feed do Opencast: http://tecnologiaaberta.com.br/feed/opencast/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/opencast/message

After rebuilding his KDE desktop better and stronger than before, Chris and Matt dig into what really seems to be troubling the Gnome project, what really makes a desktop easy to use, and if the Ubuntu Edge campaign was a sophisticated PR stunt. Plus the live feedback from our Mumble room, your emails, and more!

Ryan and Matthew discuss Android 4.3 system updates, extremely generic patents, Amazon's expensive downtime, the fate of the Ubuntu Edge, a reason to shout "Developers!" from the rooftops and Ryan's review of the Chromecast and its oddities.

Heute ranten Caschy und Palle mal richtig los! Der NSA-Skandal steht auf der Agenda aber auch mit Internet.org sind die beiden nicht wirklich gluecklich. Dazu gibt es wieder Zuhoerer-Fragen, Statements zu Ubuntu Edge und dem neuen Nexus 7

As the final hours countdown we chat about the fate of the Ubuntu Edge camping and debate with our live callers about the bigger picture. Plus our thoughts on the new KDE release, Steam, and a few more thoughts on elementary OS.

We chat with Dan at the Mozilla about his work on the Persona project, and how Mozilla offers developers a neutral platform for effective authentication. Plus our thoughts on what’s troubling the Ubuntu Edge project, a batch of your questions, and much more!

Former Apple ad consultant Ken Segall says Apple considered killing pro products, LG puts buttons on the back of their new phone and the Ubuntu Edge looks unlikely to reach it's crowdfunding goal. If you're listening on the go, check out munchtech.tv/mobile to find out more about our mobile applications. Enjoy the show? We'd appreciate if you could leave an iTunes rating or review to let us know!

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl discuss the Ubuntu Edge dulling, a quarter of growth for T-Mobile - finally, ads in Google Maps, Apple's solution to power-adapter electrocution, Comcast's new copyright scheme, Ryan's Moto X epiphany, how our good friend Jeff bought a newspaper and so much more!

Sometimes, you push obligations back for too long and they just pile up, week after week after week, until they never get done. Well, when we started the Pocketnow Weekly podcast just over one year ago, we decided that listener mail -your mail- was going to be a big part of it, and it's consistently added flavor to the show. But the last few weeks have been so packedwith news that we've been forced to neglect our listener mailbag - much to the justified consternation of some of our loyal writers-in. So today, we're finally making good on a long-held debt: we're devoting an entire episode of our mobile technology podcast to answering your questions! To do that, we've assembled the biggest podcasting team in Pocketnow Weekly history, beating our previous record of four hosts and cooking up a veritable stew of mobile-tech knowledge crafted to vanquish even the most specific mobile technology knowledge-hunger. This team includes everyone from veteran Android Guy Joe Levi to new-dude Adam Doud, and features a special late-in-the-game appearance from everyone's favorite Honduran, Jaime Rivera. Of course, Taylor Martin is here as usual to crush every segue in sight, and Stephen Schenck joins us as well for what may be his last Pocketnow appearance ever, depending on whether Brandon Miniman forgives him for the zinger of a lead-in joke. All that, plus a hat-tip to a funny remix video in the Pocketnow Forums and an unplanned excursion into Pocketnow Insider territory, after the break. So saddle up and lock'n'load: the longest-ever edition of the Pocketnow Weekly podcast is here to fuse your emotion chip into your neural net. Send feedback, questions, and requests to podcast [AT] pocketnow [DOT] com. Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Google Plus to stay apprised of the latest episodes. Thanks for listening! Pocketnow Weekly Episode 056 Recording Date 08/09/2013 Hosts Michael Fisher Joe Levi Jaime Rivera Stephen Schenck Taylor Martin Adam Doud Topic List Listener Mail Jesse Anderson asks about what smartphone he should choose when he returns from deployment, raising the merits of the HTC One, Galaxy S 4, and Lumia 1020 Gabriel Gagne asks about the wisdom of leaving iOS for Android as he debates ditching the iPhone 5 for the Galaxy S 4 Kristian Calderon (a.k.a. sKratchin Technology) asks whether it's possible to replace the A5 CPU in his iPhone 4S with an A6 Ratchanon Charoensettasilp wonders just why it is than few OEMs can hold a candle to the iPhone in terms of camera quality solicits our thoughts on the Ubuntu Edge, and makes a request for a longer podcast which we're all too happy to grant Prasad Yeluru Robert Schleier, writing from Norway, asks about the future (if any) for satellite phones William Li looks at the state of DSLR and point-and-shoot technology, and wonders what place Samsung's Galaxy Camera has in the landscape wants to believe the Nexus 4 will still be a viable device when he buys a smartphone soon, and asks us to weigh in on Android obsolescenceShireef Lamikey Zack Schmiesing wonders whether he should spring for an extended warranty when he snaps up a new Nexus 7, and inspires us to discuss the state of tech insurance and warranty coverage in general Tanner Francom is replacing a second-generation iPod Touch with a smartphone, and wants to know if he should wait for Snapdragon 800 devices to become more prevalent first Jonathan Michael drops a heap of questions on our doorstep, but we take one and run with it: what's next in terms of battery life, and how do current devices measure up to possible future power technology? Alex from the Netherlands writes in to ask just how the Pocketnow team covers tech events, inspiring us to talk in-depth about the behind-the-scenes nature of technology reporting on an impromptu in-podcast installment of the Pocketnow Insider brings up an old favorite topic when he asks our opinions on the state of the retail electronics industry, which fuels Taylor's and Michael's nostalgiaJoseph Scheidler Finally, in the wake of the Moto X review, new podcast listener asks about Motorola's attitude toward Europe: how it's been in the past and whether it might change in the future.Floris de Jong • Thanks for listening! Tune in next week for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The UK Government announce plans to censor all UK households internet connection, Samsung's 2Q smartphone sales crush previous quarters, could Bill Gates save Microsoft and the Ubuntu Edge smartphone. If you're listening on the go, check out munchtech.tv/mobile to find out more about our mobile applications. Enjoy the show? We'd appreciate if you could leave an iTunes rating or review to let us know!

De laatste Tech45 van dit vierde seizoen: over Apple, Britse porno en de Ubuntu Edge. We zijn terug op dinsdag 20 augustus.

This week Mitch Olson (Smallworlds) and Harley Ogier (PCWorld.co.nz) join Paul Spain to discuss Leap Motion, Microsoft’s Surface RT write off, Ubuntu Edge, Telecom’s Mobile Wallet trial, Zomato, the resurrection of PC World and the growth of Smallworlds. Running time : 0:50:31

A compromise at Apple turns Mike’s week upside down. Reeling from the setback we dig into Mike’s concerns with Canonical’s crowd sourced Ubuntu Edge phone. Why we're a bit dismayed at Firefox OS’ attempts to kill the app store... And we answer your hard questions.

Hackers atacam Apple; Maçã estaria testando telas maiores; Ubuntu Edge; Conteúdo pornográfico será filtrado por provedor no Reino Unido; Falha em cartões SIM pode permitir acesso remoto; Campanha 'Fly Edward Snowden Fly'.