Generally Tech Over Tea is going to be a show about technology but sometimes we might diverge from that, ok I won't lie, it might be kind of often that we diverge but that's what makes it fun. This podcast was created to give me an opportunity to talk to really interesting people and share those conversations with the world, I hope that you guys end up having as much fun listening to the show as I do creating it.
265 episodes transcribedThe day has finally GIMP 3 is actually here, when we recorded this we were still in RC3 but either way Jehan is here to talk about the state of the pr...
Today we have one and only Andreas Kling on the podcast the lead developer of Ladybird and formally the SerenityOS project. Right now is the most impo...
Today we have Ritchie back on the show once again to talk about the state of his game Socially Distant, the game engine he's working on for it and...
Today we have Alec Bloss on the show who decided to take up this project of reviving KDE 1 and bringing it into the modern world, supporting Wayland a...
Today we have Ross Scott the founder of the Stop Killing Games initiative on the podcast to talk about as you may expect, the Stop Killing Games initi...
Today we have Ikey Doherty on the show, creator of many distros in the past but now running the SerpertOS distro on the show today to talk about the p...
You're probably by now aware of the COSMIC desktop, you may also know about the Fedora COSMIC spin being worked on, well Ryan Brue here is the maintai...
Today we have a wild one, we have the developer of Buttplug.io on the show an open source library for controlling your adult toy and it happens to be...
Today we're in for another solo episode, I recorded it a few weeks back so I should probably take a week off at some point. ==========Support The...
2025 truly is the year of the linux desktop, just not for the desktop itself it's for gaming, there's some incredible stuff in the pipeline so...
In December KDE Plasma rolled out a Christmas donation notification and since then we've seen the results of that and even to me it's completely surpr...
A while back I did a video on a blog post called Linux Asceticism and today we have its author on the show to chat about it, and just Linux in general...
Today we have Elly on the show from the Coreboot project to talk about Coreboot development, the value of Coreboot and everything you need to know to...
Today we're doing another solo episode, this one kind of got delayed way too long but it's being released now so it is what it is. ==========Support T...
It's been about 4 years since I last had Tim on the show and since then he's been working on a new game project which is just away from fully releasin...
Today we have Cuperino on the show the developer of Qprompt an open source teleprompter written in QT and available on Linux and other platforms, befo...
Today we have Jonathan Benett of the Untitled Linux Show, FLOSS Weekly, his column on Hackaday, Meshtastic and countless other projects in the FOSS wo...
Today we have SavvyNik on the show, over on his channel he explores mostly programming and Linux topics trying to explain them to the average everyday...
CUDA is one of the primary reasons people buy NVIDIA GPUs but what if there was a way to have this compute power on AMD and Intel GPUs as well. Well t...
Today we have Eric Parker on the show who you may no from his malware analysis videos or maybe his Linux related videos, he's been around for quite a...
