Jeff Waugh wrote:
of these, multimedia is the one lacking most,
so it would justify the biggest attention.
Sure, and we're working on it, but throwing in unsupportable
proprietary software is not the right way to solve the problem. :-)
is there another way to solve the problem ?
--
from my previous "baiting/trolling/fud":
you could install it on your development computers,
test it, make it work well, provide scripts
guiding through the legal download from their original sources,
and facilitate optional integration in the ubuntu desktop.
this could be accompanied by pushing software that converts
proprietary multimedia files using open source and free codecs
and software encouraging sharing and streaming,
encoding and burning such files to CD/DVD.
|
Try Searching:
servers, voip, java, networking, microsoft ...
|
|
|
| 
