The Linux Action Show is quickly approaching its 4th birthday and, during all those years, we’ve never really had a set-in-stone schedule for when we record the show each week.
That has now changed. Going forward, the Linux Action Show will standardly be recorded (and broadcast live) every Sunday at 10am (Pacific Time). (That’s 1pm US/Eastern, 6pm Greenwich.)
So join us this Sunday as we review Ubuntu 10.04!
You can watch the full behind the scenes video, with chat, at http://www.jupiterbroadcasting.com/live.
May 1st, 2010 - 6:21 pm
Great news! Now it’s finally possible to watch your show live from outside the US. Gotta keep good ol’ Europe in mind too, you yanks
May 1st, 2010 - 9:17 pm
IMHO, not having a set schedule for the live show has been one of the main reasons why I keep missing it. Usually google calendar is never updated; some weeks it is, some not. That left Facebook or Twitter as the only reliable means to find out when the live show was going to occur. They would never be updated more than 1-2 hours in advance of the live show, so if you don’t use them, or don’t have notifications set, you never knew when the live show took place until it already happened.