LINUX Unplugged - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Chris and Matt are great. These guys are able to take current topics and provide insight that is valuable to real world Linux users. They do it with enthusiasm and make it enjoyable. Linux Unplugged let's members of the community participate in a Mumble chat during the taping of the show. This provides insight from other prominent members of the Linux community that you don't find on other podcasts. The combination of Linux Action Show and Linux Unplugged will fill all your Linux desires. Keep it going guys!

I’ve been listening to some of the Jupiter Broadcasting podcasts for several years now. It’s always been a good companion for me as a Linux User (pun intended, now called “The New Show”) when doing chores or any distracted moments in my day. I like specially to listen to it when commuting in the mornings to my work. I think this is is a great group of Linux advocates that are not far into the most dogmatic open source ideas, but more like talking from a practical perspective of a Linux/Open source enthusiast, something that I really appreciate. I like them, they are like good friends of mine now!

I stumbled upon Linux Unplugged by hearing a vague reference to it in another Linux focus podcast. I learn something new every week l. The show is current and discusses relevant topics in the Linux community. Great Show!!!

I love how Jupiter Broadcasting has shifted this show to cover the community. I can't tell you how many new applications I have come to use thanks to this show.

This used to be the premiere Linux podcast but you can’t listen to the show without being hit up for money during the whole show. You can’t contact them without being told to boost in. Half the show is all about sending boosts in. It’s pretty annoying. Some shows on the network will shame the listeners for not boosting in. The listeners are made to feel bad when the show, coder radio for example, doesn’t get boosted enough. I like the non boost content but that’s getting less and less to make room for boosting. I get it, podcasts aren’t money makers anymore, but come on…

The first few episodes were good when the hosts talked about cool things happening in Linux and open source. Lately it seems to have to devolved into fanboyism with an obligatory Apple/Microsoft bashing section every episode. I don’t listen to a Linux podcast to hear about Apple and Microsoft. I want to know what cool things are happening in open source.