Topics Covered:

• Robbie Ferguson and Eric Kidd present from the Category5 studios in Barrie, Ontario.
• Happy Birthday to Christa Wells.
• {play 5:20}Viewer Postcards from Invinciblemutant, John Zimmerman and Hillary Rumball.
• {play 11:54}Viewer Questions.
• Viewer Question: I've been trying to mount my Drobo FS via my home network on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. How can I do this?
• Viewer Question: I have a Lubuntu system with 1 GB RAM which becomes very sluggish when I run a program that uses about 500 MB. I can't find what is using the remaining RAM but it looks like all my RAM is used up. What is using that RAM?
• Reminiscing about the good ol' days when flash drives cost $1 per MB and a 1 GB hard drive was something exceptional.
• Viewer Question: I'm setting up vsftpd on an Ubuntu desktop. I can connect to it using the Ubuntu system user, but am having trouble setting up virtual users. Can you help?
• A good article on vsftpd: cat5.tv/vsftpd
• Viewer Question: I'm attempting to connect my Linux Mint computer to my TV via HDMI. Everything works except audio. Sound is only coming through the laptop speakers. Any ideas?
• Setting your sound preferences to send audio over HDMI in Linux, and using alsamixer in terminal to unmute the HDMI (S/PDIF) output and adjust the volume.
• Viewer Comment: The HDMI audio problem could also be the cable.
• Viewer Question: I just got a new laptop and want to dual boot Linux and Windows. Is there a particular version of Linux that is better for laptops?
• Viewer Question: I have a Cisco VPN router and want to connect from Linux. How can I setup the VPN connection?
• Installing the necessary network-manager modules to allow use of a Cisco VPN.
• Viewer Question: I love Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. Are the repositories for it still available?
• {play 43:52}Top Stories from the Category5.TV Newsroom.
• Send in your postcards to Category5 Technology TV, PO Box 29009, Barrie, Ontario, Canada, L4N 7W7.
• {play 48:51}Feature: The iRetroPhone handset for your smartphone, and utilizing it with the MagicJack app for free long distance calling in Canada and the US over wifi.
• iRetroPhone works with practically any device with a 3.5mm jack (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, BlackBerry, Android Phone, Tablet, etc.)
• The iRetroPhone works great as a smartphone handset for regular dialing, but also takes the MagicJack app to the next level by giving you a retro style phone handset for tablets or iPod Touch that can dial anywhere in the Canada or US over your WiFi connection.
• Eric tests the iRetroPhone on his BlackBerry device.
• The upcoming studio move.

Links to Relevant Web Sites:

• Category5 Mobile Site: m.cat5.tv
• Category5 on Tech Podcast Network: cat5.tv/tpn
• Category5 on IAIB: cat5.tv/iaib
• Category5 on Twitter: @category5tv
• Robbie on Twitter: @RobbieFerguson
• Eric on Twitter: @KiddEric
• Zorin OS: zorin-os.com