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		<title>Everyday Linux</title>
		<link>http://elementopie.com/everyday-linux-episodes</link>
		<description>In this show, aimed at making desktop Linux approachable and understandable to the average computer enthusiast, a panel Linux experts and Linux newbies discuss the the joys and pitfalls of Everyday Linux.</description>
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		<copyright>Everyday Linux by Element Opie Productions is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.</copyright>
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		<itunes:summary>In this show, aimed at making desktop Linux approachable and understandable to the average computer enthusiast, a panel Linux experts and Linux newbies discuss the the joys and pitfalls of Everyday Linux.</itunes:summary>
		<itunes:subtitle>A guide to day-to-day life with Linux-based computing</itunes:subtitle>
		<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
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		<itunes:name>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:name>
		<itunes:email>edl@elementopie.com</itunes:email>
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								<title>EDL #52 - Stuff and Things</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This weeks show doesn't have any one particular topic, but rather is a wide-ranging discussion of the news of the day and other general-purpose geekiness.  Also, we say goodbye to our friend Aaron as he takes an extended break from the show.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This weeks show doesn't have any one particular topic, but rather is a wide-ranging discussion of the news of the day and other general-purpose geekiness.  Also, we say goodbye to our friend Aaron as he takes an extended break from the show. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This weeks show doesn't have any one particular topic, but rather is a wide-ranging discussion of the news of the day and other general-purpose geekiness.  Also, we say goodbye to our friend Aaron as he takes an extended break from the show.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-05-16_edl_52__stuff_and_things.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>73:37</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 15 May 2012 09:20:08 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #51 - Innovate or Imitate?</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys welcome Steve McLaughlin back to help us tackle a long-standing argument regarding whether Open Source creators innovate or simply imitate their commercial counterparts.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys welcome Steve  McLaughlin back to help us tackle a long-standing argument regarding  whether Open Source creators innovate or simply imitate their commercial  counterparts. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys welcome Steve McLaughlin back to help us tackle a long-standing argument regarding whether Open Source creators innovate or simply imitate their commercial counterparts.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-05-09_edl_51__innovate_or_imitate.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>61:33</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 07 May 2012 15:15:41 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #49 - The Whole Tablet Thing</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week we put our collective brains together and help Seth find the tablet of his dreams.  We'll have a look at the major players in tablet computing right now and the relative strengths and weaknesses of each.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week we put our collective brains together and help Seth find the tablet of his dreams.  We'll have a look at the major players in tablet computing right now and the relative strengths and weaknesses of each. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week we put our collective brains together and help Seth find the tablet of his dreams.  We'll have a look at the major players in tablet computing right now and the relative strengths and weaknesses of each.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-05-02_edl_50__the_whole_tablet_thing.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>75:22</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 30 Apr 2012 10:43:45 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #49 - Linux, LiveCDs and VMs... Oh my!</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys cover a couple of listener suggestions and discuss using a combination of LiveCDs and Virtual Machines to test-drive various Linux distributions.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys cover a couple of listener suggestions and discuss using a combination of LiveCDs and Virtual Machines to test-drive various Linux distributions. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys cover a couple of listener suggestions and discuss using a combination of LiveCDs and Virtual Machines to test-drive various Linux distributions.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-04-25_edl_49__linux_livecds_and_vms_oh_my.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>67:56</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 24 Apr 2012 10:17:29 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #48 - The Command Line Episode</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the Command-line Godfather takes up the challenge of presenting us with a series of tasks that can only be (or can most effectively be) carried out from the command line, rather than a GUI interface.  Can he stump the GUI Kid?</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the Command-line Godfather takes up the challenge of presenting us with a series of tasks that can only be (or can most effectively be) carried out from the command line, rather than a GUI interface.  Can he stump the GUI Kid? ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the Command-line Godfather takes up the challenge of presenting us with a series of tasks that can only be (or can most effectively be) carried out from the command line, rather than a GUI interface.  Can he stump the GUI Kid?</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-04-18_edl_48__the_command_line_episode.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>68:26</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 17 Apr 2012 07:57:08 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #47 - Mega News Update</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a casual look at some of the Linux/technology news of the week, offering their own commentary along the way.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys take a casual look at some of the Linux/technology news of the week, offering their own commentary along the way. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a casual look at some of the Linux/technology news of the week, offering their own commentary along the way.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-04-11_edl_47__mega_news_update.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>58:09</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 09 Apr 2012 13:35:31 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #46 - Linux in the Post-PC World</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week we discuss an article a listener brought to our attention about the &quot;Post-PC&quot; world, and where we think Linux could fit into it.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week we discuss an article a listener brought to our attention about the &quot;Post-PC&quot; world, and where we think Linux could fit into it. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week we discuss an article a listener brought to our attention about the &quot;Post-PC&quot; world, and where we think Linux could fit into it.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-04-04_edl_46__linux_in_the_postpc_world.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>70:24</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 02 Apr 2012 18:14:32 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #45 - Listener Q and A</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys turn the show over to the audience in our first-ever Listener Q and A episode.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys turn the show over to the audience in our first-ever Listener Q&amp;A episode. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys turn the show over to the audience in our first-ever Listener Q and A episode.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-03-28_edl_45__listener_qa.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-03-28_edl_45__listener_qa.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>66:11</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 27 Mar 2012 15:57:05 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #44 - Customizing the Linux Desktop</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week Chris, Mark and Aaron welcome the Prodigal Seth back for their discussion about customizing the Linux desktop, including a converstion about whether computing devices of the near future will even be customizable.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week Chris, Mark and Aaron welcome the Prodigal Seth back for their discussion about customizing the Linux desktop, including a converstion about whether computing devices of the near future will even be customizable. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week Chris, Mark and Aaron welcome the Prodigal Seth back for their discussion about customizing the Linux desktop, including a converstion about whether computing devices of the near future will even be customizable.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-03-21_edl_44__customizing_the_linux_desktop.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-03-21_edl_44__customizing_the_linux_desktop.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>64:31</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 19 Mar 2012 18:17:29 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #43 - Tips for Training New Users</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week Mark and Aaron are joined once again by Steve McLaughlin, The Door-to-Door Geek to discuss some of their ideas and recommendations about how to train new users to make the most out of Linux.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week Mark and Aaron are joined once again by Steve McLaughlin, The Door-to-Door Geek to discuss some of their ideas and recommendations about how to train new users to make the most out of Linux. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week Mark and Aaron are joined once again by Steve McLaughlin, The Door-to-Door Geek to discuss some of their ideas and recommendations about how to train new users to make the most out of Linux.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-03-14_edl_43__training_new_users_in_linux.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-03-14_edl_43__training_new_users_in_linux.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>66:25</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 12 Mar 2012 17:10:02 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #42 - Setting Up a Home Server</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week Chris, Mark and Aaron discuss some fo the details to be considered when setting up a linux-based home server.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week Chris, Mark and Aaron discuss some fo the details to be considered when setting up a linux-based home server. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week Chris, Mark and Aaron discuss some fo the details to be considered when setting up a linux-based home server.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-03-07_edl_42__setting_up_a_home_server.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-03-07_edl_42__setting_up_a_home_server.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>49:24</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 05 Mar 2012 11:03:58 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #41 - Getting Spousal Approval</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys are joined by Steve McLaughlin, a.k.a. the Door-to-Door Geek for a discussion about how to move Linux into the living room without causing marital strife.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys are joined by Steve McLaughlin, a.k.a. the Door-to-Door Geek for a discussion about how to move Linux into the living room without causing marital strife. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys are joined by Steve McLaughlin, a.k.a. the Door-to-Door Geek for a discussion about how to move Linux into the living room without causing marital strife.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-29_edl_41__getting_spousal_approval.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-29_edl_41__getting_spousal_approval.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>54:51</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 27 Feb 2012 14:47:52 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #40 - What NOT To Do in Linux</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week Chris and Mark look at a few things that you should never do when running Linux and include a few horror stories from our own past.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week Chris and Mark look at a few things that you should never do when running Linux and include a few horror stories from our own past. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week Chris and Mark look at a few things that you should never do when running Linux and include a few horror stories from our own past.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-22_edl_40__what_not_to_do_in_linux.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-22_edl_40__what_not_to_do_in_linux.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>50:56</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 21 Feb 2012 12:46:53 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #39 - The Boris Box</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week Chris and Mark give Aaron a lesson on how firewalls work and why you might want to ditch the little, plastic router your ISP gave you and build your very own Boris Box.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week Chris and Mark give Aaron a lesson on how firewalls work and why you might want to ditch the little, plastic router your ISP gave you and build your very own Boris Box. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week Chris and Mark give Aaron a lesson on how firewalls work and why you might want to ditch the little, plastic router your ISP gave you and build your very own Boris Box.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-15_edl_39__the_boris_box.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-15_edl_39__the_boris_box.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>67:40</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 13 Feb 2012 20:08:00 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #38 - The GrannyCam</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys do a poor job of answering a question from a listener about remotely viewing multiple webcams on a Linux machine, but it somehow turns out to be a fairly interesting show anyway.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys do a poor job of answering a question from a listener about remotely viewing multiple webcams on a Linux machine, but it somehow turns out to be a fairly interesting show anyway. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys do a poor job of answering a question from a listener about remotely viewing multiple webcams on a Linux machine, but it somehow turns out to be a fairly interesting show anyway.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-08_edl_38__the_grannycam.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-08_edl_38__the_grannycam.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>62:27</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Sat, 04 Feb 2012 15:51:12 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #37 - No, It's Not a New Wrestling League</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week Chris will walk us through his experiences with and thoughts on the XFCE desktop environment.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week Chris will walk us through his experiences with and thoughts on the XFCE desktop environment. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week Chris will walk us through his experiences with and thoughts on the XFCE desktop environment.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-01_edl_37__no_its_not_a_new_wrestling_league.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2012-02-01_edl_37__no_its_not_a_new_wrestling_league.mp3" length="56365838" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-02-01_edl_37__no_its_not_a_new_wrestling_league.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>58:40</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 30 Jan 2012 19:45:01 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #36 - What We Use</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take answer a listener request and give a rundown of the tools and software they use on a daily basis.  Wondering where to start your Linux journey?  Listen in.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys take answer a listener request and give a rundown of the tools and software they use on a daily basis.  Wondering where to start your Linux journey?  Listen in. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take answer a listener request and give a rundown of the tools and software they use on a daily basis.  Wondering where to start your Linux journey?  Listen in.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-01-25_edl_36__what_we_use.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2012-01-25_edl_36__what_we_use.mp3" length="71488389" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-01-25_edl_36__what_we_use.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>74:25</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 24 Jan 2012 22:18:15 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #35 - Where Do I Keep My Stuff?</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a look at some of the best cross-platform solutions for exteral data storage, including NAS, Off-site and Local storage</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys take a look at some of the best cross-platform solutions for exteral data storage, including NAS, Off-site and Local storage ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a look at some of the best cross-platform solutions for exteral data storage, including NAS, Off-site and Local storage</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-01-18_edl_35__where_do_i_keep_my_stuff.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2012-01-18_edl_35__where_do_i_keep_my_stuff.mp3" length="74150817" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-01-18_edl_35__where_do_i_keep_my_stuff.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>77:11</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 16 Jan 2012 18:00:54 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #34 - Playing Catchup</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys catch up on some of the headlines we missed during the holidays, as well as some things currently going on in the tech world as they look forward to 2012.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys catch up on some of the headlines we missed during the holidays, as well as some things currently going on in the tech world as they look forward to 2012. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys catch up on some of the headlines we missed during the holidays, as well as some things currently going on in the tech world as they look forward to 2012.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-01-11_edl_34__playing_catchup.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2012-01-11_edl_34__playing_catchup.mp3" length="73597837" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-01-11_edl_34__playing_catchup.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>76:37</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 09 Jan 2012 12:30:26 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>Merry Christmas</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>Merry Christmas from Element Opie Productions</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ Merry Christmas from Element Opie Productions ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>Merry Christmas from Element Opie Productions</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=merry_christmas_2011.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/merry_christmas_2011.mp3" length="1185195" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=merry_christmas_2011.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>1:12</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Fri, 23 Dec 2011 19:10:26 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #33 - Techno Resolutions</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys discuss some of their tech-related resolutions for the upcoming year, and encourage you to make some of them your own as well.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys discuss some of their tech-related resolutions for the upcoming year, and encourage you to make some of them your own as well. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys discuss some of their tech-related resolutions for the upcoming year, and encourage you to make some of them your own as well.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-01-04_edl_33__techno_resolutions.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2012-01-04_edl_33__techno_resolutions.mp3" length="56797974" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2012-01-04_edl_33__techno_resolutions.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>59:07</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Fri, 23 Dec 2011 13:49:25 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #32 - Painful Peripherals</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys discuss some techniques for getting all those new gadgets you just got for Christmas hooked up and actually working with Linux.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys discuss some techniques for getting all those new gadgets you just got for Christmas hooked up and actually working with Linux. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys discuss some techniques for getting all those new gadgets you just got for Christmas hooked up and actually working with Linux.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-12-28_edl_32__painful_peripherals.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-12-28_edl_32__painful_peripherals.mp3" length="64648921" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-12-28_edl_32__painful_peripherals.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>67:18</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Fri, 23 Dec 2011 13:32:31 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #31 - Media Streaming in Linux</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week talk about a few options for setting up a media server in your home.  How do you get all your stuff from where it is to where you are?</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week talk about a few options for setting up a media server in your home.  How do you get all your stuff from where it is to where you are? ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week talk about a few options for setting up a media server in your home.  How do you get all your stuff from where it is to where you are?</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-12-21_edl_31__media_streaming_in_linux.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-12-21_edl_31__media_streaming_in_linux.mp3" length="53912395" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-12-21_edl_31__media_streaming_in_linux.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>56:07</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 20 Dec 2011 10:06:37 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #30 - Holiday Tech Support</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys cover something that affects every geek at least a couple of times a year- serving as free tech support for your family and friends.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys cover something that affects every geek at least a couple of times a year- serving as free tech support for your family and friends. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys cover something that affects every geek at least a couple of times a year- serving as free tech support for your family and friends.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-12-14_edl_30__holiday_tech_support.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-12-14_edl_30__holiday_tech_support.mp3" length="63871937" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-12-14_edl_30__holiday_tech_support.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>66:29</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 13 Dec 2011 23:15:08 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #29 - Linux Mint 12</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week we take a glance at the latest offering from Linux Mint and see if they've found a way to make Gnome 3 something that doesn't make you want to stab your eyes out with ... well... to see what improvments they've made.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week we take a glance at the latest offering from Linux Mint and see if they've found a way to make Gnome 3 something that doesn't make you want to stab your eyes out with ... well... to see what improvments they've made. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week we take a glance at the latest offering from Linux Mint and see if they've found a way to make Gnome 3 something that doesn't make you want to stab your eyes out with ... well... to see what improvments they've made.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-12-07_edl_29__linux_mint_12.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-12-07_edl_29__linux_mint_12.mp3" length="60309239" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-12-07_edl_29__linux_mint_12.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>62:46</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 05 Dec 2011 19:52:22 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #28 - Up Close and Personal with Bootloaders</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a brief look at the various bootloaders for Linux and discuss some of the pros and cons of each.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys take a brief look at the various bootloaders for Linux and discuss some of the pros and cons of each. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a brief look at the various bootloaders for Linux and discuss some of the pros and cons of each.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-30_edl_28__up_close_and_personal_with_bootloaders.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-11-30_edl_28__up_close_and_personal_with_bootloaders.mp3" length="56996962" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-30_edl_28__up_close_and_personal_with_bootloaders.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>59:19</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 28 Nov 2011 18:47:45 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #27 - Fedora 16</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week Chris walks us through the good, the bad and the ugly of the latest version of Fedora Linux.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week Chris walks us through the good, the bad and the ugly of the latest version of Fedora Linux. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week Chris walks us through the good, the bad and the ugly of the latest version of Fedora Linux.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-23_edl_27__fedora_16.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-11-23_edl_27__fedora_16.mp3" length="62241038" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-23_edl_27__fedora_16.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>64:47</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Wed, 23 Nov 2011 08:57:28 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #26 - Blurse You Linux!</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys are joined by a listener who calls himself DannyBoy for our first-ever listener spotlight, as he talks about his experiences with Linux as a visually-impared user.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys are joined by a listener who calls himself DannyBoy for our first-ever listener spotlight, as he talks about his experiences with Linux as a visually-impared user. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys are joined by a listener who calls himself DannyBoy for our first-ever listener spotlight, as he talks about his experiences with Linux as a visually-impared user.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-16_edl_26__blurse_you_linux.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-11-16_edl_26__blurse_you_linux.mp3" length="59180757" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-16_edl_26__blurse_you_linux.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>61:36</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 14 Nov 2011 20:20:43 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #25 - One Interface to Rule Them All</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>After comletely derailing the original show topic, Chris, Seth and Mark have an earnest discussion about the past, present and possible future of computer user interfaces.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ After comletely derailing the original show topic, Chris, Seth and Mark have an earnest discussion about the past, present and possible future of computer user interfaces. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>After comletely derailing the original show topic, Chris, Seth and Mark have an earnest discussion about the past, present and possible future of computer user interfaces.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-09_edl_25__one_interface_to_rule_them_all.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-11-09_edl_25__one_interface_to_rule_them_all.mp3" length="63752003" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-09_edl_25__one_interface_to_rule_them_all.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>66:21</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 07 Nov 2011 19:02:21 -0600</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #24 - Tips for Windows Users</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>Following up on their conversation last week with Tom Little, the guys take a look at some tips to help long-time Windows users ease into using the Linux desktop.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ Following up on their conversation last week with Tom Little, the guys take a look at some tips to help long-time Windows users ease into using the Linux desktop. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>Following up on their conversation last week with Tom Little, the guys take a look at some tips to help long-time Windows users ease into using the Linux desktop.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-02_edl_24__tips_for_windows_users.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-11-02_edl_24__tips_for_windows_users.mp3" length="62616391" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-11-02_edl_24__tips_for_windows_users.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>65:11</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 01 Nov 2011 12:56:36 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #23 - Ask the Experts</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys answer the questions of a relative Linux Noob, Tom Little, and try to get him a little further down the road to Linux Nirvana.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys answer the questions of a relative Linux Noob, Tom Little, and try to get him a little further down the road to Linux Nirvana. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys answer the questions of a relative Linux Noob, Tom Little, and try to get him a little further down the road to Linux Nirvana.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-10-26_edl_23__ask_the_experts.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-10-26_edl_23__ask_the_experts.mp3" length="71497135" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-10-26_edl_23__ask_the_experts.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>74:26</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 25 Oct 2011 17:36:23 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #22 - Patchwork Ponderings</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the the guys cover some random news clippings and their own disjointed thoughts in an unstructured, free-form conversation.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the the guys cover some random news clippings and their own disjointed thoughts in an unstructured, free-form conversation. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the the guys cover some random news clippings and their own disjointed thoughts in an unstructured, free-form conversation.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-10-19_edl_22__patchwork_ponderings.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-10-19_edl_22__patchwork_ponderings.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>64:15</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 17 Oct 2011 22:43:41 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #21 - Essentials for New Linux Users</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the the guys discuss some suggestions regarding essential facts that new users need to undersand when beginning to use Linux.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the the guys discuss some suggestions regarding essential facts that new users need to undersand when beginning to use Linux. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the the guys discuss some suggestions regarding essential facts that new users need to undersand when beginning to use Linux.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-10-12_edl_21__essentials_for_new_linux_users.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-10-12_edl_21__essentials_for_new_linux_users.mp3" length="69655258" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-10-12_edl_21__essentials_for_new_linux_users.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>72:30</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 11 Oct 2011 18:57:53 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #20 - Away We Go with MeeGo</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the GUI Kid walks us through his experiment with putting MeeGo Linux on his old netbook and tries to explain why he chose a dead platform to experiment with in the first place.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the GUI Kid walks us through his experiment with putting MeeGo Linux on his old netbook and tries to explain why he chose a dead platform to experiment with in the first place. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the GUI Kid walks us through his experiment with putting MeeGo Linux on his old netbook and tries to explain why he chose a dead platform to experiment with in the first place.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-10-05_edl_20__away_we_go_with_meego_.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-10-05_edl_20__away_we_go_with_meego_.mp3" length="61330747" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-10-05_edl_20__away_we_go_with_meego_.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>63:50</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 03 Oct 2011 20:02:10 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #19 - Multimedia Production in Linux</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a look at some of the tools currently available to edit and produce audio and video with Linux.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week the guys take a look at some of the tools currently available to edit and produce audio and video with Linux. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a look at some of the tools currently available to edit and produce audio and video with Linux.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-09-28_edl_19__multimedia_production_in_linux.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-09-28_edl_19__multimedia_production_in_linux.mp3" length="53086938" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-09-28_edl_19__multimedia_production_in_linux.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>55:15</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 26 Sep 2011 22:55:39 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #18 - Has Linux Got Game?</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week Chris walks us through some of his favorite Linux-based games, as well as the steps he takes to get Windows-based games to work in Linux.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[ This week Chris walks us through some of his favorite Linux-based games, as well as the steps he takes to get Windows-based games to work in Linux. ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week Chris walks us through some of his favorite Linux-based games, as well as the steps he takes to get Windows-based games to work in Linux.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-09-21_edl_18__has_linux_got_game.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-09-21_edl_18__has_linux_got_game.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>71:48</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 20 Sep 2011 21:01:51 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #17 - Behind the Scenes</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week we pull back the curtain and take a look at some of the parts of Linux underneath the GUI that most people never see.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week we pull back the curtain and take a look at some of the parts of Linux underneath the GUI that most people never see. 						  						 							Links: 						 							10 Immutable Laws of Security 						 							Linux File Permissions Explained 						 							Linux Run Levels 						 							Telinit 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command Line: Screens 						 							End-user Tip: Linux Certifications- CompTIA and LPI 						 							Noob Discovery: Tux the Penguin 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: Aptitude 						  						  					 				 			 		 		 			 				  			 				  		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week we pull back the curtain and take a look at some of the parts of Linux underneath the GUI that most people never see.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-09-14_edl_17__behind_the_scenes.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-09-14_edl_17__behind_the_scenes.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>64:23</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 05 Sep 2011 17:06:03 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #16 - Setting Up Linux (The Geek Version)</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week we delve into the geek side of setting up Linux- no install wizards here!</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week we delve into the geek side of setting up Linux- no install wizards here! 						  						 							Links: 						 							Installing Linux on a Mac 						 							Super Grub Disk 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command Line: IONice 						 							End-user Tip: Trinity Rescue Kit 						 							Noob Discovery: Linux Newbie Guide 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: Aptitude 						  						  					 				 			 		 		 			 				  			 				  		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week we delve into the geek side of setting up Linux- no install wizards here!</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-09-07_edl_16__setting_up_linux_the_geek_version.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-09-07_edl_16__setting_up_linux_the_geek_version.mp3" length="59480888" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-09-07_edl_16__setting_up_linux_the_geek_version.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>61:55</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 05 Sep 2011 13:45:13 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #15 - Workarounds</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a look at some of the most common complaints and issues with desktop Linux and try to offer up a few solutions.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week the guys take a look at some of the most common complaints and issues with desktop Linux and try to offer up a few solutions. 						  						 							Links: 						 							MadWifi 						 							Fuse Project 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: Aptitude 						  						  					 				 			 		 		 			 				  			 				  		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a look at some of the most common complaints and issues with desktop Linux and try to offer up a few solutions.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-31_edl_15__workarounds.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-08-31_edl_15__workarounds.mp3" length="66421022" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-31_edl_15__workarounds.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>69:08</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Sat, 27 Aug 2011 21:49:27 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #14 - Desktop Linux in the Workplace</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week we discuss some of the challenges and rewards involved with taking Desktop Linux into the workplace.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week we discuss some of the challenges and rewards involved with taking Desktop Linux into the workplace. 						  						 							Links: 						 							PowerBroker Identity Services (Formerly Likewise Open) 						 							Samba How-to 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: Kill 						  						  					 				 			 		 		 			 				  			 				  		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week we discuss some of the challenges and rewards involved with taking Desktop Linux into the workplace.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-24_edl_14__linux_desktop_in_the_workplace.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-08-24_edl_14__linux_desktop_in_the_workplace.mp3" length="65802898" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-24_edl_14__linux_desktop_in_the_workplace.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>68:30</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 22 Aug 2011 20:27:23 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #13 - How Do I Do That?</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take some time to answer some of the most common &quot;How do I do that in Linux?&quot; questions that new users ask.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 	 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week the guys take some time to answer some of the most common &quot;How do I do that in Linux?&quot; questions that new users ask. 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: Top 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: Pixlr.com - Web-base photo editing 						  						  					 				 			 		 		 			 				  			 				  		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take some time to answer some of the most common &quot;How do I do that in Linux?&quot; questions that new users ask.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-17_edl__13__how_do_i_do_that.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-08-17_edl__13__how_do_i_do_that.mp3" length="58019666" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-17_edl__13__how_do_i_do_that.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>60:23</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 09 Aug 2011 20:32:42 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #12 - Distro Test-drives</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week we take a look at a few ways to try out different Linux distributions without making permanent changes to your existing setup.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week we take a look at a few ways to try out different Linux distributions without making permanent changes to your existing setup. 						 							Links: 						 							Wubi 						 							Cygwin 						 							VMWare 						 							Parallels 						 							KVM 						 							VirtualBox 						 							Linux-Noob.com 						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: Tail 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: Linux Games and More Linux Games 						  						  					 				 			 		 		 			 				  			 				  		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week we take a look at a few ways to try out different Linux distributions without making permanent changes to your existing setup.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-10_edl_12__distro_testdrives.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-08-10_edl_12__distro_testdrives.mp3" length="48414130" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-10_edl_12__distro_testdrives.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>50:23</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 08 Aug 2011 20:26:58 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #11 - Security In Linux</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a look at the state of security in Linux. Is Linux really virus-proof? Do you need a firewall?</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week the guys take a look at the state of security in Linux. Is Linux really virus-proof? Do you need a firewall? 						 							Links: 						 							The Forgotten Technology 						 							SELinux Demystified 						 							VirusTotal.com 						 							SpanceMonger 						 							Securi SiteCheck 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: fdisk -l 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: LinuxAlt.com, LinuxQuestions.org Article, AlternativeTo.net 						  						  					 				 			 		 		 			 				  			 				  		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a look at the state of security in Linux. Is Linux really virus-proof? Do you need a firewall?</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-03_edl_11__security_in_linux.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-08-03_edl_11__security_in_linux.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>76:32</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 26 Jul 2011 14:52:46 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #10 - From Gnome to KDE with Love</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a look at what it&apos;s like to make the move from Gnome to KDE in light of their recent and growing disdain for Gnome 3.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week the guys take a look at what it's like to make the move from Gnome to KDE in light of their recent and growing disdain for Gnome 3. 						 							Links: 						 							PCWorld Article on Harvesting Energy from Radio Waves 						 							Kubuntu 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: Uname -a 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: Electric PC Duster 						  					 				 			 		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a look at what it&apos;s like to make the move from Gnome to KDE in light of their recent and growing disdain for Gnome 3.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-07-27_edl_10__from_gnome_to_kde_with_love.mp3</link>
								<enclosure url="http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/media/2011-07-27_edl_10__from_gnome_to_kde_with_love.mp3" length="51981848" type="audio/mpeg"/>
								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-07-27_edl_10__from_gnome_to_kde_with_love.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>54:06</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 26 Jul 2011 14:28:37 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #9 - Which Distro and Why?</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys discuss one of the most-asked questions regarding Linux- Which distro and Why? We&apos;re calling this “Part 1” because it&apos;s sure to be a topic we&apos;ll cover again in the future.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week the guys discuss one of the most-asked questions regarding Linux- Which distro and Why? We&apos;re calling this “Part 1” because it&apos;s sure to be a topic we&apos;ll cover again in the future. 						 							Links: 						 							Distrowatch 						 							Linux.com 						 							ReallyLinux.com 						 							LiveCDList 						 							LinuxNov 						 							EveryDayLHT 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: WGet 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: Pawn Shops! 						  					 				 			 		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys discuss one of the most-asked questions regarding Linux- Which distro and Why? We&apos;re calling this “Part 1” because it&apos;s sure to be a topic we&apos;ll cover again in the future.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-07-20_edl9__which_distro_and_why.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-07-20_edl9__which_distro_and_why.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>62:18</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Wed, 13 Jul 2011 13:40:54 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #8 - Get Over It?</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a look at some long-standing principals of the open source community which may have outlived their usefulness.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week the guys take a look at some long-standing principals of the open source community which may have outlived their usefulness. 						 							Links: 						 							Original TechRepublic Article 						 							Eldy.com 						 							LessWatts.org 						 							WhyLinuxIsBetter.net 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: PowerTop 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: The OpenDisc  						  					 				 			 		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a look at some long-standing principals of the open source community which may have outlived their usefulness.</description>
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								<itunes:duration>71:32</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 11 Jul 2011 21:36:43 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #7 - A Tip Of the Hat to Fedora</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week we take a look at the most recent release of Fedora- the development branch of the vernerable Red Hat Linux. (Hint: We don't like it very much.)</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week we take a look at the most recent release of Fedora- the development branch of the vernerable Red Hat Linux. (Hint: We don't like it very much) 						 							Links: 						 							FedoraProject.org 						 							ZDNet Review of Feroda 15 						  						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: NMap 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: VMWare and VirtualBox free virtual appliances 						  					 				 			 		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week we take a look at the most recent release of Fedora- the development branch of the vernerable Red Hat Linux. (Hint: We don't like it very much.)</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-07-04_edl7__a_tip_of_the_hat_to_fedora.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>64:31</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 27 Jun 2011 09:11:22 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #6 - Media Management in Linux</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a look some of the best ways to manage your music and movies in a Linux environment.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week the guys take a look some of the best ways to manage your music and movies in a Linux environment 						 							Links: 						 							Boxee.tv 						 							RhythmBox 						 							Banshee 						 							Handbrake 						 							Miro 						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: chmod and chown 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: OpenCourseWare 						  					 				 			 		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a look some of the best ways to manage your music and movies in a Linux environment.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-06-24_edl6__media_management_in_linux.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>54:01</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Fri, 24 Jun 2011 09:58:48 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #5 - Barking up the Right Tree</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>This week the guys take a look at PuppyLinux- one of the smallest and lightest Linux distributions and discuss who might find it useful and why.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 					 					 			 			 				 					 						 							Synopsis: 						 							  This week the guys take a look at PuppyLinux- one of the smallest and lightest Linux distributions and discuss who might find it useful and why. 						 							Links: 						 							PuppyLinux.org 						 							Tips: 						 							Command line of the week: rsync 						 							End-user Tip of the Week: An intro to Linux commands 						 							Noob Discovery of the Week: Write-once multisession CD/DVD-  Puppy Linux automatically detects changes in the file system and saves them incrementally on the disc. 					 				 			 		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>This week the guys take a look at PuppyLinux- one of the smallest and lightest Linux distributions and discuss who might find it useful and why.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-06-19_edl5__barking_up_the_right_tree.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>59:30</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Sun, 19 Jun 2011 19:31:52 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL #4 - An Introduction to OpenSUSE</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>Everyday Linux is back after a hiatus with new hosts and a new attitude! This week we have a look at one of the oldest Linux distributions available- OpenSUSE.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				  			 				 					 						Synopsis: 							 						    Everyday Linux is back after a hiatus with new hosts and a new attitude!  This week we have a look at one of the oldest Linux distributions available- OpenSUSE. 							 						  						Links: 						opensuse.org                                                   						Tips: 						Unetbootin - Install various Linux distributions to USB drives                                                 TTCS FSWIN CD - a collection of over 100 Free and Open Source Software put out by the Trinidad &amp; Tobago Computer Society                                                 Ubuntu Q&amp;A on Launchpad                                            					 				 			 		 	  ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>Everyday Linux is back after a hiatus with new hosts and a new attitude! This week we have a look at one of the oldest Linux distributions available- OpenSUSE.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-06-12_everyday_linux__episode_4.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>67:23</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Sun, 12 Jun 2011 17:08:12 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL Episode 3 - Why is there Wine in my Ubuntu?</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>In this episode Chris and Josh discuss WINE and its various implementations for allowing users to run Windows programs on Linux.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				 			 				 					 						Synopsis: 							 						    In this episode Chris and Josh discuss WINE and its various implementations for allowing users to run Windows programs on Linux. 							 						  						Links: 						WineHQ 						Debunking WINE Myths 							 						GameTreeLinux 						CrossOver Office 						WineTricks 					 				 			 		 	    ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>In this episode Chris and Josh discuss WINE and its various implementations for allowing users to run Windows programs on Linux.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-05-04_everyday_linux__epidose_3.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>40:34</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Wed, 04 May 2011 09:01:07 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>EDL Episode 2 - Ubuntu Extras</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>In this episode Chris and Josh examine some of the add-on software available for Ubuntu Linux, tacking every-day tasks such as organizing your music and photos and managing your social media accounts.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		 			 				  				 			 				 					 						Synopsis: 							 						    In this episode Chris and Josh examine some of the add-on software available for Ubuntu Linux, tacking every-day tasks such as organizing your music and photos and managing your social media accounts. 							 						  						  						  						  					 				 			 		 	  ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>In this episode Chris and Josh examine some of the add-on software available for Ubuntu Linux, tacking every-day tasks such as organizing your music and photos and managing your social media accounts.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-04-18_everyday_linux__episode_2.mp3</link>
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								<guid>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-04-18_everyday_linux__episode_2.mp3</guid>
								<itunes:duration>57:01</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Mon, 18 Apr 2011 21:38:48 -0500</pubDate>
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								<title>Everyday Linux, Ep. 1 - Ubuntu Examined</title>
								<itunes:subtitle>In this episode Chris and Josh take a look at the Ubuntu Linux operating system, from where to get it, to how to install it, to what you'll find when you do.</itunes:subtitle>
								<itunes:summary><![CDATA[  	 		Synopsis: 			 		    In this episode Chris and Josh take a look at the Ubuntu Linux operating system, from where to get it, to how to install it, to what you'll find when you do. 			 		Links: 		Ubuntu 			 		InfraRecorder 			 		ImgBurn 			 		CDBurnerXP 			 		Gnome-Look 			 	 ]]></itunes:summary>
								<description>In this episode Chris and Josh take a look at the Ubuntu Linux operating system, from where to get it, to how to install it, to what you'll find when you do.</description>
								<link>http://elementopie.com/feeds/everydaylinux/?p=episode&amp;name=2011-04-05_everyday_linux___episode_1.mp3</link>
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								<itunes:duration>52:35</itunes:duration>
									<author>edl@elementopie.com (Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell)</author>
									<itunes:author>Chris Neves,  Seth Anderson, Aaron Butler  &amp; Mark Cockrell</itunes:author>
									<itunes:explicit>no</itunes:explicit>
									<pubDate>Tue, 05 Apr 2011 13:30:21 -0500</pubDate>
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