When you want to use Caddy from a distribution's repo, it can't really be Ubuntu because it's old and crusty, but simplicity is the name of the game. Containerization is an option, but it brings its own set of security implications that might be too much for a lazy Leo. We talk through a few options, but want to hear from you! Fedora? Arch? Alpine? Containers? Bootc? Repos? Compiling? What do you recommend?

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Leo's Caddy

Caddy Web Server https://caddyserver.com/ There are several install options https://caddyserver.com/docs/install Caddy is written in Go so just swapping the binary is possible. https://go.dev/ Should Leo use Arch, Ubuntu Server, Fedora Server, or something else?

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John Andersen, Bruno Parisi, Dave Jones, Visaggio & Co.

⭐⭐⭐Co-Producers ❤️

CubicleNate, --verbose, wvrm

⭐⭐Super Users ❤️

Nicholas Omann, sleepyeyesvince, EwokEmpire, Eduardo Sanchez, Advait, Blackshift6090, jeff3ix, Amanita, Matt Miller, TeXaCo, Matthew, Silicon Siren

⭐Users ❤️

Jill Bryant & Steve Ryniker, Eduardo PH, Kyle, November Krinnan, James Taylor, Quidam, Sander Kamps

Three months of pent up rage, aggression, worry and ethical concerns in and around AI and LLMs. This is a bit of a ride, and it has our usual meandering vibe to it, but it brings up so many good questions that there aren't any good answers to. Underneath it all, yes, we know that there are environmental issues as well as ethical ones, but neither of those are stopping many from using the technology. So where do we go from here?

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AI, what is responsible use?

kernel.org uses Anubis https://social.hails.org/@hailey/117138080141519319 Google confirms Gemini models hacked three companies https://arstechnica.com/google/2026/09/google-confirms-gemini-models-hacked-three-companies-in-may-2026/ AI keeps comitting crimes... Should they face charges? https://www.theregister.com/ai-and-ml/2026/09/10/anthropic-reveals-fourth-likely-crime-committed-by-its-ai/5295412 Who gets the Kidney? https://www.psu.edu/news/information-sciences-and-technology/story/who-gets-kidney-ai-chatbots-do-not-make-same-moral Linux on PS5 dev quits https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/09/ps5-linux-dev-quits-after-the-only-hypervisor-bug-left-was-reported-to-sony/ Intel stops bug bounties https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-Bug-Bounty-Program-Ends Security Through Obscurity was never good, but now it's dead https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/09/13/security-through-obscurity-is-dead-and-ai-delivered-the-fatal-blow/5296000

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John Andersen, Bruno Parisi, Dave Jones, Visaggio & Co.

⭐⭐⭐Co-Producers ❤️

CubicleNate, --verbose, wvrm

⭐⭐Super Users ❤️

Nicholas Omann, sleepyeyesvince, EwokEmpire, Eduardo Sanchez, Advait, Blackshift6090, jeff3ix, Amanita, Matt Miller, TeXaCo, Matthew, Silicon Siren

⭐Users ❤️

Jill Bryant & Steve Ryniker, Eduardo PH, Kyle, November Krinnan, James Taylor, Quidam, Sander Kamps

Internet Explorer! Thought it was dead? Think again. It's still a zombie, but even that will come to and end in a couple of years. We use this as a springboard to talk about Orion and Servo, and take a few shots at Google because they deserve it ;)

Use Firefox, folks!

PS. Orion for Linux was very much alive when we recorded this... it is now dead on Linux. RIP Orion, too. We'll cover this soon.

Internet Explorer is dying... in 3 years

Techspot article https://www.techspot.com/news/113924-internet-explorer-finally-truly-dying-microsoft-wants-you.html Remember Silverlight? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Silverlight W3C https://www.w3.org/

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John Andersen, Bruno Parisi, Dave Jones, Visaggio & Co.

⭐⭐⭐Co-Producers ❤️

CubicleNate, --verbose, wvrm

⭐⭐Super Users ❤️

Nicholas Omann, sleepyeyesvince, EwokEmpire, Eduardo Sanchez, Advait, Blackshift6090, jeff3ix, Amanita, Matt Miller, TeXaCo, Matthew, Silicon Siren

⭐Users ❤️

Jill Bryant & Steve Ryniker, Eduardo PH, Kyle, November Krinnan, James Taylor, Quidam, Sander Kamps

The second half of our interview with Nate Graham that covers the policies and costs of AI in KDE. According to Nate, and we tend to agree, setting up policies that are unenforceable will simply encourage those that want to circumvent the policy to do so, and just not tell anybody. How hard is it to remove a CLAUDE md file anyway?

But of course, there's only so much you can lament AI and LLM's incursion into everything Linux, so we end up getting back on how KDE Linux works with the update deltas, the fact that we've been daily driving it for months (at least Dan has!), easy rollbacks, full disk encryption's future, and the road to getting it on real hardware off the shelf.

We've asked Nate to come back again sometime to give us more updates on KDE and KDE Linux, so keep an eye out for that!

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John Andersen, Bruno Parisi, Dave Jones, Visaggio & Co.

⭐⭐⭐Co-Producers ❤️

Tim LePés, --verbose, MarshMan, Rotted Mood

⭐⭐Super Users ❤️

Nicholas Omann, CubicleNate, sleepyeyesvince, Metal.Smurf, Jill Bryant & Steve Ryniker, Eduardo Sanchez, Advait, EwokEmpire, Musical Coder, Hausken, Mark the Saigoneer, jeff3ix, Blackshift6090, Jefferson Lotspeich, Amanita, Matt Miller

⭐Users ❤️

Eduardo PH, Kyle, Bobby Ramsey, James Taylor, Antony Frost, Alex, November Krinnan, Winter, Dan, FOSS Charlie

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We start with a little intro about Nate and Techpaladin but quickly get into the weeds of everything KDE Linux including the friction of KWallet, how it's a known issue and will be replaced outright! A little Valve conversation as they're inextricably linked to KDE and Plasma these days! Shipping KDE on hardware, KDE Linux being the "reference implementation" and its place in the "distroverse." Hint: It's a whole Operating System.

Other bits include KDE Linux being distroless rather than based on Arch as it is today, flatpak's shortcomings, snap's not quite there, updates, QA improvements, and hardware support.

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⭐⭐⭐⭐Producers ❤️

John Andersen, Bruno Parisi, Dave Jones, Visaggio & Co.

⭐⭐⭐Co-Producers ❤️

Tim LePés, --verbose, MarshMan, Rotted Mood

⭐⭐Super Users ❤️

Nicholas Omann, CubicleNate, sleepyeyesvince, Metal.Smurf, Jill Bryant & Steve Ryniker, Eduardo Sanchez, Advait, EwokEmpire, Musical Coder, Hausken, Mark the Saigoneer, jeff3ix, Blackshift6090, Jefferson Lotspeich, Amanita, Matt Miller

⭐Users ❤️

Eduardo PH, Kyle, Bobby Ramsey, James Taylor, Antony Frost, Alex, November Krinnan, Winter, Dan, FOSS Charlie

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0:00 Intro 0:28 The Present and Future of KDE Linux