Crowbar Kernel Panic

Bricks & Minifigs. Reckless Ben. And 130,000 license plate cameras that don't need a warrant to find out where you've been. This week we go down a rabbit hole that starts with a viral Lego lawsuit and ends with Flock Safety — the AI-powered license plate camera network now watching roads in nearly every state. We cover how the cameras actually work, the documented abuse cases (including a Mauldin, SC officer fired for running 166 unauthorized searches on an ex's vehicle), the security researcher who hacked one in under 30 seconds, and what Flock just changed about their data retention policy after the backlash. Also: a Unifi container migration that took down an entire Proxmox server, a home lab AI fishing app that met its match at a river with zero signal, and a decade-old Sonic Drive-In robbery story that turns out to be the perfect real-world case study for "would a camera have actually proven anything?" 0:00:00 – Cold open / why Bo doesn't have headphones 0:09:15 – Unifi's new podman container crashes an entire Proxmox host 0:16:30 – K3s, Rancher, and the trout-fishing app that needed cell service it didn't have 0:20:00 – The AI-generated support ticket that gave it away 0:21:00 – The Reckless Ben / Bricks & Minifigs Lego saga, explained 0:37:00 – How that story sets up the real topic: Flock Safety cameras 0:40:00 – How ALPR cameras actually work (it's not facial recognition) 0:44:30 – Documented abuse cases: officers tracking exes with zero oversight 0:47:56 – Benn Jordan's camera hack: Android, root access, and a USB port 0:53:32 – DeFlock.me and the 130,000-camera map 0:56:49 – Pushback, regulation, and "who watches the watchers" 1:01:37 – Flock's retention policy change: 30 days to 7 1:12:24 – The counter-proposal: put cameras on the cops too 1:14:04 – Bonus story: the Sonic robbery and why cameras wouldn't have helped 1:24:29 – Next week: expensive hard drives, and the next Home Lab episode 🔗 Sources & Further Reading DeFlock — crowdsourced ALPR camera map: https://deflock.org/ Benn Jordan, "We Hacked Flock Safety Cameras in under 30 Seconds": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uB0gr7Fh6lY Flock Safety's official response to the retention policy change: https://www.flocksafety.com/blog/flock-guardrails-address-lpr-privacy-concerns-and-police-transparency AP News coverage of the retention policy change: https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2026/aug/13/amid-public-backlash-surveillance-tech-company-flock-announces/ (AP wire story) Mauldin, SC officer terminated for 166 unauthorized FLOCK searches on an ex's vehicle: https://www.foxcarolina.com/2026/08/14/mauldin-officer-accused-using-flock-cameras-over-160-times-track-ex/ Bricks & Minifigs–Reckless Ben controversy overview: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bricks_%26_Minifigs%E2%80%93Reckless_Ben_controversy Reckless Ben's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@RecklessBen 💬 Got a comment we should read on air? Drop it below — we read every one. 📧 crowbarkernelpanic@pm.me

We're back after way too long. This episode we cover GNOME 50 "Tokyo" and what's actually worth caring about in the release, Wine 11's massive kernel-level rewrite and what it means for Linux gaming, and then we get into the Drama Zone — systemd quietly added a date-of-birth field, age verification laws are getting weird, the BookLore self-hosted e-book app imploded in spectacular fashion, and I gave Claude my entire purchase history and it confidently made up a company. Also I tried fly fishing and was terrible at it. 00:00 — We're back + fly fishing disaster 05:20 — GNOME 50 "Tokyo" overview 11:15 — Wine 11 kernel-level gaming rewrite 14:10 — Drama Zone: systemd date-of-birth & age verification 27:50 — BookLore meltdown 41:55 — Claude hallucinated a company 49:45 — CachyOS mini-review + next episode plans 📩 Submit your homelab: crowbarkernelpanic@pm.me 💬 Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/qbV6eqkA 🎥 Watch the vlog: https://youtu.be/E0297HU2zsk

This week on Crowbar Kernel Panic, we’re reviewing your homelab… while sick, sleep-deprived, and running on cough drops. Bo’s been fighting off a plague for two weeks, but we didn’t want to skip an episode — so we’re keeping it chill, catching up on community comments, and checking out an absolutely insane listener-submitted homelab from Levix that puts both of ours to shame. We also talk about hitting 400 subscribers (!!!), home server efficiency, Proxmox and TrueNAS setups, and Josh’s continuing saga of cursed motherboards and mysterious reboots. If you’ve got a homelab — big or small — send it in! We’d love to feature it on a future episode. 📩 Submit your homelab: crowbarkernelpanic@pm.me 💬 Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/qbV6eqkA 🎥 Watch the vlog: https://youtu.be/E0297HU2zsk Thanks for 400 subs, and for letting us hang out and be ridiculous every week. See you next episode — hopefully less sick, but just as sleep-deprived.

Welcome back to Crowbar Kernel Panic! 🚀 In this episode, we dive into the three main “lanes” of homelab hardware and help you decide which one makes sense for your space, budget, and goals: Lane 1: Refurb Enterprise Rack — the loud, hot, datacenter monster 🏢 Lane 2: Workstation Builds — the “Goldilocks” option for power and sanity ⚖️ Lane 3: Low-Power Mini Clusters — silent bookshelf datacenters 📚 We compare cost, noise, power draw, expandability, and real-world use cases. Plus, we talk through subscriber comments, Kubernetes setups, and share some personal homelab stories (including when things go hilariously wrong). If you’re thinking about building your own homelab, or just want to hear about the trade-offs, this episode is for you. 👉 Join the Discord for discussion and advice: https://discord.gg/Nx6HgaAuZ3 👉 Follow along with the GitHub configs: https://github.com/bomccoy/homelab-proxmox-k3s

In this episode of Crowbar Kernel Panic, Bo and Josh break down the Top 5 homelab projects that aren’t just fun — they actually build real skills that can help you land (and grow in) an IT or DevOps career. We cover: How networking projects like Pi-hole, Unbound, and OpenSense teach fundamentals you’ll use in every IT job. Why virtualization with Proxmox and VMware is the gateway to enterprise-level skills. The power of containers with Docker and Podman (and why they’re unavoidable). Why Kubernetes is worth learning at home, even if it feels overkill. The often-forgotten importance of backups and disaster recovery — with real stories of failure and recovery. This isn’t just tinkering — these are the homelab projects that can set you apart in interviews and build confidence for real-world IT challenges. 👉 Which homelab project taught you the most (or burned you the hardest)? Tell us in the comments!

What happens when two Linux nerds invite AI as a guest on their podcast? In this episode, Bo and Josh kick things off with some Capture the Flag war stories and home lab adventures before welcoming ChatGPT onto the show for a one-of-a-kind conversation. Together, they dive into AI ethics, open-source, digital privacy, and even ask a few ridiculous rapid-fire questions. Whether you’re here for cybersecurity banter, retro tech nostalgia, or the future of AI, this episode has something for you. 🚀 Stay Connected: YouTube: https://youtu.be/3R1rYNJw1_Q Send us an email at CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me Join us on Discord. https://discord.gg/Nx6HgaAuZ3

In this episode of Crowbar Kernel Panic, we dive headfirst into the Stop Killing Games initiative — a global pushback from gamers, preservationists, and developers against the increasing trend of publishers shutting down games, removing them from stores, or making them unplayable even after purchase. From Ubisoft delisting The Crew to the short lifespans of live-service games like Rumbleverse and Knockout City, we explore the big question: Do you really own a game once you’ve paid for it? We break down: The origins of the Stop Killing Games movement High-profile shutdowns and delistings What happens to single-player games with always-online DRM Publisher ethics: Should they patch games to work offline before decommissioning? Legal and moral questions around cracking and emulation The role of the modding community and emulators in digital preservation How platforms like Steam, GOG, and Epic compare in this landscape Why indie developers and players alike should care about this trend Along the way, we share our personal takes on digital ownership, recall games we lost to shutdowns, and ask if we’re headed toward a future where even single-player experiences come with an expiration date. To close the show, Bo gives a quick update on his ongoing Godot card game project, ShadowLight — a solo dungeon-crawler inspired by dark fantasy themes, with a twist on time, memory, and resource management. If you care about preserving games, owning what you buy, or just want to hear what it’s like to build a game from scratch while the industry melts down around you — this episode’s for you. 🚀 Stay Connected: YouTube: https://youtu.be/3R1rYNJw1_Q Send us an email at CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me Join us on Discord. https://discord.gg/Nx6HgaAuZ3 Music from this episode "Bit Quest" and "Basic Implosion" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In this episode of CKP, our plans got absolutely wrecked — but in the best way possible! We dive headfirst into the surprise announcement and release of Oblivion Remastered. From our nostalgic memories of the original release to first impressions of the remaster’s visuals, performance, and subtle changes, we cover it all. Plus, we go off the rails brainstorming how to use AI (specifically ChatGPT) to transform everything — from meal planning and workouts to fishing trips and even podcast show notes. We also joke about existential crises, AI accountability shock collars, and why nostalgia lighting is so important. If you love Elder Scrolls, tech experiments, or just chaotic good energy, this is an episode you don’t want to miss. — 🎮 Topics: Oblivion Remastered impressions The impact of surprise releases Using ChatGPT as a life coach Nostalgia vs realism in remakes Steam Deck performance thoughts 🔥 Stay tuned for next episode: Top 5 PlayStation Era Games!

Welcome back to Crowbar Kernel Panic, your favorite tech, gaming, and Linux podcast! This episode is live on YouTube and will be available on iTunes and other podcast platforms. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment to support the show! In This Episode: 🔥 How Fast Can You Build a PC? – Kicking things off with a discussion on PC building speed and efficiency. https://www.pcworld.com/article/2605289/the-winner-of-newegg-pc-building-race-finished-in-under-5-minutes.html ⚔️ WoW Classic Guild Disaster – A personal story about a guild gone wrong. What should I do next? 🎉 New Year, New CKP! – We're going live every episode and expanding our discussions to more general tech topics while keeping our Linux nerd roots! Could this finally be the year we dive deep into game development? Tech & Gaming Topics: 🖥️ Josh’s New GPU & Frame Generation – Thoughts on the AMD 7800XT and frame generation improvements. 💰 AMD 9070XT Price Leaks – What do the latest rumors tell us about AMD’s upcoming GPU pricing? https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/us-retailer-lists-rx-9070-and-rx-9070-xt-starting-at-usd649-and-usd749-march-6-launch-date-confirmed 💀 RTX 5090 Dying After Driver Installation?! – Recent reports suggest driver issues might be killing RTX 5090 & 5080 cards. We break down the news. (Source: PCWorld) https://www.pcworld.com/article/2597674/rtx-5090-and-5080-cards-are-dying-likely-due-to-recent-driver-update.html 00:00:00 - When was the last time we went live? 00:03:22 - Focusrite audio issues 00:04:55 - How fast can you build a PC 00:11:35 - Show intro (should we stream to Twitch?) 00:14:20 - What browser should Bo use? 00:16:19 - Wow Classic guild disaster 00:28:00 - CKP plans for 2025 00:41:00 - New GPU and GPU prices are wild 00:59:00 - Speculation on the GPU market 01:06:00 - Bo buying his first GPU 01:10:00 - GPUs are a speculative market now 01:12:20 - AI both helps and hurts the GPU market 01:16:00 - Nvidia driver update bricks 50 series GPUs 01:20:00 - Episode outro Let us know your thoughts in the comments! What’s your dream PC build speed? Have you had WoW Classic guild drama? Are you excited about upcoming GPUs? Drop your opinions below! 🔗 Join the Conversation: 💬 Discord: 📧 Email Us: CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me 🔔 Like, Subscribe & Hit the Notification Bell for More!

Steam Replay 2024: Our Year in Gaming & New Intel GPUs! Join us as we reflect on our gaming experiences throughout 2024 with Steam Replay. We're diving into the top games we've played, our gaming habits, and the challenges faced, including our experiment with different Linux operating systems and desktop environments like Hyperland and KDE Plasma. We also uncover the latest buzz in tech with Intel's new ARC B580 GPUs, comparing their performance and value. Plus, discover our thoughts on ButterFS vs ext4, favorite terminal emulators, and the endless quest for the perfect web browser. Is Intel about to change the graphics card game? Find out in this packed episode!

Exploring Steam Deck, Game Reviews, and Microsoft's Latest Tech drama 🔥 In This Week's Episode: we take a deep dive into the new OLED Steam Deck, sharing experiences and discussing game compatibility, performance, and accessories. We also cover Microsoft's Recall and snapshot features, scrutinizing their privacy implications. Additionally, we provide in-depth reviews of popular games like Silent Hill 2, analyzing its remake, combat mechanics, and fan reception. Don't miss our exploration of Linux alternatives, troubleshooting tips, and recommendations for optimizing your gaming experience on various systems! 🚀 Stay Connected: Email: CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me Discord: https://discord.gg/rmFr4s9J Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@crowbarkernelpanic2081

In this exciting episode of Crowbar Kernel Panic, the tech, gaming, and Linux podcast, the hosts share amusing and thought-provoking stories from their hiatus, including visits to ranches and cabins. They delve into indie game development, examining the line between homage and copying through game cloning case studies. The episode also updates listeners on game development resources and highlights titles like 'Alone in the Dark' and 'Cassette Beasts'. Additionally, the host narrates their journey of upgrading to the Nintendo Switch OLED amidst unexpected financial challenges, concluding with a schedule update due to an upcoming cabin trip. Tune in for a mix of gaming insights, development discussions, and life’s unexpected twists. Indie dev copies work a little too closely https://www.pcgamer.com/games/card-games/dire-decks-wildcard-clone/ MakeRoom vs Flora Corner https://www.gamesradar.com/games/simulation/indie-game-dev-known-as-asset-jesus-has-their-the-sims-style-cozy-game-copied-by-another-developer-please-dont-just-copy-my-game/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/3071970/Flora_Corner/ https://store.steampowered.com/app/2212670/MakeRoom/ https://kenney.nl/assets/page:6

In this episode of Crowbar Kernel Panic, the podcast at the intersection of Linux and gaming, the hosts discuss several interesting topics. They cover a range of boomer MMO news, including updates on Turtle WoW's potential Unreal Engine integration, EverQuest 2's new origin server, and Palia's acquisition by Daybreak Games. They also touch on the Steam Summer Sale and its impact on gamers' wallets, delve into game development using Godot, and mention recent news about Linux Mint 22's release delay and KDE Plasma 6.1's new features. Lastly, they provide tips for playing Elden Ring on Linux. 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:49 Steam Summer Sale Temptations 01:41 Legend of Grimrock: A Nostalgic Dungeon Crawler 04:52 Gaming on the Steam Deck 06:32 Kingdom Hearts and Other Steam Sale Picks 10:55 Game Development Adventures with Godot 18:13 Linux Mint 22 Release Delayed 21:08 New Features in KDE Plasma 6.1 23:56 AI and Keyboard Mood Rings 24:37 Switching to GNOME and Other Desktop Environments 25:13 Elden Ring Inappropriate Activity Error Fix 28:44 Turtle WoW: A Unique WoW Experience 38:17 Palia: A Combat-Free MMO 43:13 EverQuest 2 Origin Server and Future Plans 48:06 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Welcome to Crowbar Kernel Panic! In this episode, we dive into the latest updates and developments in the world of technology and gaming. First up, we explore the release of Ubuntu 24.04 and its implications for the Linux community. From new features to improved performance, discover what this latest version has in store for users. Next, we tackle the ever-evolving landscape of net neutrality. Stay informed with the latest updates and discussions surrounding net neutrality policies and regulations. In gaming news, we delve into the exciting integration of GeForce NOW on Steam Deck. Explore the potential of this collaboration and what it means for gaming enthusiasts. But that's not all! We also bring you the latest GPU news, including updates on Intel ARC, the highly anticipated Battlemage GPU, and the surprising decision by MSI to cease Radeon GPU production. Join us for a dynamic discussion packed with insights, analysis, and expert commentary on the most pressing topics in technology and gaming. [Subscribe, Like, and Share to support the show] Podcast #Ubuntu #NetNeutrality #GeForceNOW #SteamDeck #GPUNews #IntelARC #Battlemage #MSI #Radeon #Technology #Gaming #Linux #Updates #Insights #Analysis

🚀 Tech, Gaming, Linux—Oh My! 🎮🐧 Crowbar Kernel Panic - Ep. 48 Welcome back to Crowbar Kernel Panic, your go-to hub for all things tech, gaming, and Linux! In this pre-recorded episode, we're diving deep into the digital realm to bring you the latest insights and updates. Tune in as we unpack the week's hottest news, discuss home lab adventures, and explore the world of gaming. 🔥 In This Week's Episode: Linux Landmarks: Celebrate with us as Linux surges past the 4% mark in global market share! Plus, get the scoop on Fedora 41's bold move to drop X11 and the thrilling release of KDE Plasma 6. Homelab Chronicles: Join the journey as we build out a Kubernetes cluster using K3s, and discover the wonders of Cloud-Init for automating VM setup. UnHomelab Adventures: From gaming PC builds to keyboard snobbery, follow along as we dive into the world of aesthetic builds and newfound obsessions. Silent Hill: A Short Message: Uncover our thoughts on the divisive Silent Hill: A Short Message, as we delve into its eerie atmosphere, storytelling, and departure from franchise norms. Oakwood: Stay tuned as we venture into the mysterious world of Oakwood—a thrilling adventure awaits! 🎙️ Join the Conversation: Like, comment, share, and subscribe to Crowbar Kernel Panic for more tech talk, gaming adventures, and Linux escapades! What's been the highlight of your tech-filled week? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! 🚀 Stay Connected: Subscribe to Crowbar Kernel Panic on YouTube, iTunes, or your preferred podcast platform to stay up-to-date with the latest episodes and tech insights!

Welcome back to Crowbar Kernel Panic, where we delve deep into the tech trenches and emerge with the latest insights! 🚀 In this episode, join us as we navigate the thrilling world of keyboards, liquid cooling woes, and the fascinating frontier of virtual reality. Tune in for an exploration of the practicalities and potentials of VR for both gaming and remote work, alongside a dive into the intricacies of Apple's Vision Pro. 🎮 Tech Talk Highlights: ⌨️ Keyboard Obsession: Are you as obsessed with keyboards as we are? Join our discussion as we share our favorite mechanical wonders and delve into the world of customizable keycaps and switches. 💧 Liquid Cooling Mishaps: From faulty pumps to unexpected rebuilds, we share our harrowing tales of liquid cooling gone awry. Brace yourselves for a rollercoaster ride through the highs and lows of PC maintenance! 🕶️ VR Realities: Is virtual reality the future of gaming and remote work, or just a passing trend? Join us as we debate the practicalities and advancements needed to make VR a seamless part of our digital lives. 🍏 Apple's Vision Pro: What's the deal with Apple's latest creation? Dive into the specs, features, and potential of the Vision Pro as we dissect Apple's latest offering in the tech realm. 📢 Join the Discussion: Don't miss out on the conversation! Like, comment, and share your thoughts on keyboards, liquid cooling, VR, and more. What's your take on the future of virtual reality? Let's dive deep into the digital frontier together! 🚀 Stay Connected: YouTube: https://youtu.be/Slp0XmflSf4 Send us an email at CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me Join us on Discord. https://discord.gg/Nx6HgaAuZ3 Music from this episode "Bit Quest" and "Basic Implosion" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

LinuxGaming #SteamDeck #GamingTech #LinuxPodcast Welcome to another riveting episode of Crowbar Kernel Panic, the premier podcast at the crossroads of Linux and gaming. In Episode 46, we're delving into the exciting world of the Steam Deck OLED. This episode is pre-recorded and will be available on YouTube, iTunes, and your favorite podcast apps. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment to support the show! Your engagement means the world to us. Send us an email at CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me Join us on Discord - https://discord.gg/Nx6HgaAuZ3 Featured Topic: Steam Deck OLED Explore Valve's latest creation, the Steam Deck OLED, on their official page: Steam Deck OLED. We'll break down the specs of the new Steam Deck, comparing it to the original model and its competitors. Dive into the critical question: Which Steam Deck should you buy, and how does it stack up in the gaming device landscape? Discover the implications of the Steam Deck OLED for the future of gaming and portable gaming devices. Join us as we unravel the mysteries of the Steam Deck OLED, providing insights, comparisons, and recommendations to help you navigate the ever-evolving world of Linux and gaming. Tune in, subscribe, and get ready for an episode packed with gaming tech discussions that will keep you at the edge of your seat! [Subscribe, Like, and Share to support the show]

Welcome to Crowbar Kernel Panic, the Podcast at the intersection of Linux and Gaming! In this pre-recorded episode, we're diving into the latest tech news and discussing what we'd automate if we could. Whether you're listening on YouTube, iTunes, or your favorite podcast app, don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment to show your support. Join the conversation by sending us an email at CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me , or connect with us on Discord: https://discord.gg/Nx6HgaAuZ3 . In the News: John Riccitiello's retirement from Unity ( https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2023/10/unity-ceo-john-riccitiello-is-retiring-effective-immediately/ ) Nvidia GPU rumors and CES expectations ( https://www.techspot.com/news/100743-nvidia-could-launch-rtx-4000-super-cards-ces.html ) A staggering 61 TB Steam Deck mod ( https://www.techspot.com/news/100716-extreme-modding-project-adds-61-tb-ssd-valve.html ) What Would You Automate If You Could? Bo explores the possibility of wireless charging for cars and more ( https://witricity.com/ ) Josh dreams of automating shopping, lawn care, and long car trips ( https://www.plantoeat.com/tour/automated-grocery-list-maker/ ) Discover robotic solutions for tasks like cleaning, organizing, mowing the lawn, and even gutter cleaning ( https://www.popularmechanics.com/home/lawn-garden/a30460131/best-robot-lawn-mowers/ ) Tune in as we explore the possibilities of automation and discuss the latest tech trends. Don't miss this insightful episode of Crowbar Kernel Panic!

Welcome to another episode of Crowbar Kernel Panic, the podcast at the exciting intersection of Linux, Gaming, and Game Development. In Episode 44, we dive deep into the latest developments in the gaming industry, particularly focusing on Unity's recent pricing changes and what they mean for game developers like you. This episode is pre-recorded and available for your enjoyment on YouTube, iTunes, and various podcast apps. If you love what you hear, don't forget to like, subscribe, and leave your comments, whether you're tuning in on YouTube or your favorite podcast platform. Have thoughts, questions, or insights to share? Feel free to send us an email at CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me or join our vibrant community on Discord at https://discord.gg/Nx6HgaAuZ3 . In this episode, we discuss Unity's recent pricing and packaging updates, including the removal of the revenue limit for Unity Personal users, the introduction of runtime fees, and Unity Pro's new pricing structure. We explore the industry's shift toward shareholder focus and the importance of keeping game development tools like Unity as flexible learning and development aids, rather than becoming overly committed to any one engine. Join us for this insightful conversation that sheds light on the evolving landscape of game development. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just passionate about the gaming world, there's something in this episode for everyone. Thank you for tuning in to Crowbar Kernel Panic, where Linux, gaming, and game development collide. Stay connected for more thought-provoking discussions on our favorite topics!

Welcome to another exciting episode of Crowbar Kernel Panic, the ultimate podcast at the crossroads of Linux and gaming! In this Episode 43, we're diving deep into the world of Linux and gaming, bringing you the latest news, tech updates, and gaming insights. Join us on this journey as we explore the dynamic landscape of the Linux gaming community. Remember, this episode is pre-recorded and will be available on YouTube, iTunes, and your favorite podcast apps. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and comment to support the show. Your feedback means the world to us! Have questions or suggestions? Reach out to us at CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me or join our vibrant community on Discord at Discord Invite Link. News Highlights: Plasma 6 is on the horizon, and we'll reveal its expected release date in February 2024. Plus, discover why it's making waves in the Linux community. https://pointieststick.com/2023/09/06/september-plasma-6-update/ Get the lowdown on Gnome 45 and how it's shaking up the world of extensions. We explore the latest developments and what it means for Gnome enthusiasts. https://blogs.gnome.org/shell-dev/2023/09/02/extensions-in-gnome-45/ Ubuntu's app store is in the spotlight, but it's leaving some users in the dark regarding support for flatpak or deb. We'll break down the details. https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2023/09/ubuntu-app-center-app-arrives Linux 6.6 introduces crucial HID support for older hardware. Dive into the enhancements and discover how they might breathe new life into your devices. https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.6-HID https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.6-Input We'll take a look at the exciting world of Half-Life 2 RTX and what it means for gamers and the future of gaming graphics. https://www.hl2rtx.com/ Tech and Gaming Exploration: Delve into the realm of Virtual Reality as we experiment with ALVR and SideQuest. Learn how these tools can enhance your VR experience and open up a world of possibilities. https://github.com/alvr-org/ALVR Explore Moss, a captivating VR game on Steam that's sure to pique your interest. https://store.steampowered.com/app/846470/Moss/ Explore the fascinating world of Crosscode, a game that has caught our attention. We'll share our initial impressions and what makes this gaming experience stand out. https://store.steampowered.com/app/368340/CrossCode/ Get the scoop on the latest Proxmox updates, including a Windows 11 VM with 16 cores and 16GB of RAM. Find out how we tackled RDP challenges and the performance of Adobe Premiere. Plus, discover essential tools like Remmina and RustDesk for your virtual machine setup. Uncover our strategies for backing up your VMs and ensuring the safety of your virtual environments. Tune in to Crowbar Kernel Panic for a riveting journey through the Linux and gaming universe. Whether you're a Linux aficionado, a gaming enthusiast, or simply curious about the intersection of technology and entertainment, we've got something for you. Join the conversation, and let's unravel the mysteries of Linux and gaming together! [Subscribe, Like, and Share to support the show] Send us an email at CrowbarKernelPanic@pm.me Join us on Discord . https://discord.gg/Nx6HgaAuZ3 youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUyaCyldxB7S939WoRN-mLw Music from this episode "Bit Quest" and "Basic Implosion" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b ...