* Two of them were no longer relevant, because the company was gone or the product was old
* WebRenderer do make source available on request
* NetDive are taking down their “Oxygen” browser because they don’t have the source; it’s based on 2002-era code (!)”
I assume these are seekret bugs?
Got a link to the Gecko internals video?
Matt: Yes, we keep alleged MPL violations secret because, like the FSF, we find that things are much more easily resolved out of the glare of publicity. In this case, I don’t mind mentioning these companies; Webrenderer have nothing to be ashamed of, and NetDive have dealt with the problem.
No disrespect intended to the video presenters, but I don’t think any of them should consider quitting their “day job” Hollywood does not becken.
A smiling Window Snyder with background MP3’s might be better.
Seriously, the mov format is much more than I think is neccesary here.
Audio, and clickable thumbnails is all that is needed.
A couple of quick suggestions:
Technical presentation in audio only (MP3)
(I think the presenters would feel more comfortable)
Slide selection cued by the speaker: slide1 slide2 etc javascript controlled
And last but not least, a fallback to a high resolution image of Window S
if a link is not clicked within a minute of the cue.
“Triaged the 5 MPL violation bugs:
* Two of them were no longer relevant, because the company was gone or the product was old
* WebRenderer do make source available on request
* NetDive are taking down their “Oxygen” browser because they don’t have the source; it’s based on 2002-era code (!)”
I assume these are seekret bugs?
Got a link to the Gecko internals video?
Matt: Yes, we keep alleged MPL violations secret because, like the FSF, we find that things are much more easily resolved out of the glare of publicity. In this case, I don’t mind mentioning these companies; Webrenderer have nothing to be ashamed of, and NetDive have dealt with the problem.
Robin: DevMo Video presentations.
No disrespect intended to the video presenters, but I don’t think any of them should consider quitting their “day job” Hollywood does not becken.
A smiling Window Snyder with background MP3’s might be better.
Seriously, the mov format is much more than I think is neccesary here.
Audio, and clickable thumbnails is all that is needed.
A couple of quick suggestions:
Technical presentation in audio only (MP3)
(I think the presenters would feel more comfortable)
Slide selection cued by the speaker: slide1 slide2 etc javascript controlled
And last but not least, a fallback to a high resolution image of Window S
if a link is not clicked within a minute of the cue.
JoeS