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Linux Sucks 2024 - Thursday, Feb 8th at 4pm (Central)

How (and when) to watch the biggest live show of the year.

Bryan Lunduke

February 05, 2024

Buckle up, Buttercup. Because “Linux Sucks 2024” is happening... this week!

When: Thursday, February 8th, at 4pm Central Time (10pm UTC)

Where: Live streamed on both Locals and Rumble.

That's right, the brand-new installment of the long-running "Linux Sucks" series will be performed live for the whole world to enjoy (or get frothing mad at).

How to prepare yourself for maximum suckiness:

Grab an account at Lunduke.Locals.com. (A free account will let you watch the live stream, but a full subscription will give you access to the live chat room and other exclusives.)
Watch a few of the past "Linux Sucks" shows. (I recommend the 2016 and 2022 shows to give you a good primer. The 2017 show is also a good way to get caught up.)
Get some snacks and drinks ready. Popcorn can't be beat.

The show will last roughly one hour (ending around 5pm Central) -- with the live stream starting 30 minutes prior to showtime.

Can't make it during the live show? No worries! The on-demand version will be available on Lunduke.Locals.com -- where you can also watch every other "Linux Sucks" show -- by the next day.

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