Alan Pope
Alan started the Ubuntu Podcast back in 2008, which ran for 13 years with a variety of presenters. He worked at Canonical for 9 years on the Community Team and latterly the Snap Advocacy Team as an Engineering Manager, Community Manager, and Developer Advocate.
Upon leaving Canonical in 2021, Alan joined InfluxData to manage their open-source project Telegraf. Currently, Alan works at Anchore on SBOM and vulnerability tools, Syft and Grype. Alan loves poached eggs and Chicken Wings.
Episodes Hosted By Alan Pope
51: Moodling Myself Silly
50: Syfting Through a LÖVEly Rack
49: Mark Down in the Console Caves
48: Algorithms, Actions, and GitHub Adventures
47: Not a Bar or a Camp
46: Streaming your way to freedom
45: Working remotely on the Savannah
44: A textual rummage with Jason
43: Cuthbert, Dibble and Grub
42: Somewhere over the Keybow
41: Punch up in the garden
40: The Reply Guys
39: Rock around the underclock
38: A pair of comfortable GPUs
37: Lipstick on a font
36: Themes, Streams and Audio Machines
35: Mark was right, twice
34: All of a Flutter
33: Welcome Homepage
32: Quick, quicker, quickest
31: Searching for a New Voice
30: Quickemu rising from the Bashes
29: Desktop of the gods
28: Wake-On-LAN for Preschoolers
27: If I could just interject
26: Snappy Snap Snapshots
25: The joy of Linux torture
24: A mini swap adventure
23: An Exodus of Bitcoin
22: Magazines reloaded
21: Fetch is going to happen
20: Unfold Your Coding Potential
19: This is how I roll
18: Snap, Crackle and Desktop
17: Bottom is the new Top
16: Blogging to the Fediverse
15: Mish Mash Mesh
14: One Hundred Percent Colombian
13: Um, actually
12: Steam Deck Emulation Done Right
11: Using Two GPUs at Once
10: History All The Way Down
9: Big Backup Bonanza
8: Picking Apart the Steam Deck
7: Immutable Desktop Linux for Anyone
6: Writing A Game For Linux
5: Extending GNOME is hard
4: Automatic for the people
3: Soaking up the Cider
2: Lawful evil monitor alignment
1: Mastodon on my résumé
0: Introducing Linux Matters Podcast