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I only assisted to one talk about KDE
by renox on Tuesday 28/Feb/2006, @13:19

"KOffice in the Enterprise" and it could have been better: I left 30min after the beginning because the presenter have said only a few general things but repeated them 3 or 4 times which was a bit too much for me to bear.

Now, making a good speech is *hard* so it's not really a criticism..
Stallman was quite impressive in this regards but he has been doing it for a long time!

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Re: I only assisted to one talk about KDE
by Raphael on Wednesday 01/Mar/2006, @10:40

Yes, in fact I did repeat myself a few times (always slightly shifting the focus). To make sure the message gets through - the facts I presented are basically THE (general) key points for the success of KOffice. I'm sorry if it was too much (or too often) for you.

We had quite some lengthy discussions and questions afterwards, which were more specific.

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Re: I only assisted to one talk about KDE
by renox on Wednesday 01/Mar/2006, @22:03

The thing is: just before I assisted to a very hard presentation on 'patch algebra' (that I didn't understood really because the presenter was going *very* fast) and then I came to your session where the rythm was so different (quite too slow for me: studying difficults facts from several point of view is ok, presenting simple generalities several times even from a slightly different POV is boring).

Note that I'm not claiming that I could have done any better: it's *very easy* to criticize, but it's quite hard to do..

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