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Re: Spread the news
by Max on Wednesday 05/Mar/2008, @13:57

I thing it would be also great if major releases feature a keynote video that shows off all the cool features. <-- Videos are easier to spread virally. i.e.: Stumbleupon, Youtube, etc.

So KDE 4.1 should definitely have a cool video. (including tons of eye candy, tutorials, feature showoffs, showoffs of features that increase productivity, features that can't be found on OS-X/Windows )

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Re: Spread the news
by jos poortvliet on Wednesday 05/Mar/2008, @23:58

Unfurtunately, video-on-linux sucks... Most of the promo ppl have issues with that. I've made a few video's once, but these days I can't start any of the recording apps without an immediate crash... It'd be great if you could help out, really. Just talk to us on kde-promo@kde.org!

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Re: Spread the news
by FedupUser on Thursday 06/Mar/2008, @01:52

Maybe you're not the right person to promote KDE if you think Linux video sucks just because you can't make it work.

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Re: Spread the news
by . on Thursday 06/Mar/2008, @03:52

He's the guy who wrote all the KDE release annoucement. And BTW, that would also means that Aaron Seigo is "not the right person to promote KDE": http://aseigo.blogspot.com/2008/03/multimedia-its-time-to-get-serious.html

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Re: Spread the news
by whatever noticed on Thursday 06/Mar/2008, @04:17

perhaps you can prove him otherwise by creating an astounding good video of kde4 in action..

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