Re: Example media files
- From: Arturo Martinez <amr ximian com>
- To: Ian McIntosh <ian_mcintosh linuxadvocate org>, marketing-list gnome org
- Cc:
- Subject: Re: Example media files
- Date: Sun, 28 Nov 2004 15:00:24 +0100
Hello,
On Sat, 2004-11-27 at 01:30 -0500, Ian McIntosh wrote:
In my opinion, the weakest link with Demo LiveCDs now is how they are
mostly devoid of media. You boot up a cool new Linux system, and you
open up all these great programs (Rhythmbox, OpenOffice, Inkscape, etc.)
and you stare at a blank page, or your empty song collection.
That is a very good point,a "Live" system is a very "plane" system, i
think some kind of "demo" would be cool, and will actually show GNOME
flexibilty and power.
What I'd like to see is a rich media experience in a LiveCD. I'd like
to see at least one of each media file format in plain view when the
user first logs in (so probably on the desktop or in a folder on the
desktop). An MP3, a PDF, an OpenOffice text document, spreadsheet, and
presentation, an SVG file, a movie trailer (or IBM Linux ad?), an image
ripe for GIMPing. These also serve to demonstrate Nautilus' cool
thumbnails,
That is a nice idea, something like the "system tour" included in windows XP would be awesome.
Once the user is done with the "system tour". He/She could play wih
those included media files.
I'm attaching a first draft of an OpenOffice Writer Example document.
that is cool!, it should be easy to create a similar spreadsheet and
presentation that shows OO.o key features as well.
Regards
amr
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