podcasting was a great way to get the word out about it, because it was becoming more popular. It was very fledgling. Even in 2007, it was early days for podcasting. But it was a great way to get those who had found out about podcasting to understand and learn about Linux. And at that point, I had no thoughts of writing a book or anything like that. So this was the way I was going to get the word out. So you choose the name Going Linux. Yeah. And a name, you know, seems like it's not a big deal, but a name is your brand. At the end of the day, and it's a pretty important thing. So how'd you go about choosing that name? And what were the goals when like, when you start, hey, I'm going to do this podcast? Were there ultimate goals in that? No, I just picked it out of the air. No. Yeah. So I did have some goals. First of all, the goal was I knew that my audience was going to be computer users who are new and struggling to use Linux. So I wanted something that conveyed that in the name, (38/83)
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