Your efforts are appreciated but this everything YT trend is getting out of hand, why do we need an unorganized 20 min video of a moving face just to see what is it that's being talked about... Status update on a YT video even when there is no no real graphics/demos etc to be shown? Come on...
I thought that making a passionate and personal appeal to rally people around the project would be better than a 3000-words essay that would simply get ignored and buried in a day. It's much more motivating for me to make a video with that in mind. As for a demo video, it's definitely in my plans, but I haven't had the time to work on that yet, and it's something to be a made into a standalone video, not conflated with a video about statistics and lean project management philosophy. You gotta give me some time here...
@@JeffFortinTam I understand, but can you please mark the start of specific topics and add a little bit of summary in your next videos? I'm pretty interested to hear about your work around GTG and have enjoyed some of your videos, but honestly I can't really put 20 minutes into something I'm not even sure what it is going to be about, so tagging and some summary would help me to just skip the parts that are unrelated to me and still get the general idea (the same way TOC helps you to get to the points you actually are interested about). I'm sorry if my tone was a bit harsh, that's not really the intention.
@@aminzare3276 Honestly the current video is as short as I could realistically make it given the circumstances, but I could certainly add timecodes in the description to allow people to "jump" to various parts, particularly for the next video where I kinda need to start by quickly explaining what FLOSS and GStreamer is (takes about 2+1 minutes) so that non-geeks are not totally lost. Would the presence of those timecodes solve the issue for you?
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Just discovered the app. Looking forward to keeping busy with it.
Any plans for a flatpak release? Just searched for it and would replace "To Do" in a heartbeat if it were available.
I don't know to code but loves testing anything software. Heck, I don't even know what git is how to use it. Can I be of any help?
Your efforts are appreciated but this everything YT trend is getting out of hand, why do we need an unorganized 20 min video of a moving face just to see what is it that's being talked about... Status update on a YT video even when there is no no real graphics/demos etc to be shown? Come on...
I thought that making a passionate and personal appeal to rally people around the project would be better than a 3000-words essay that would simply get ignored and buried in a day. It's much more motivating for me to make a video with that in mind. As for a demo video, it's definitely in my plans, but I haven't had the time to work on that yet, and it's something to be a made into a standalone video, not conflated with a video about statistics and lean project management philosophy. You gotta give me some time here...
@@JeffFortinTam I understand, but can you please mark the start of specific topics and add a little bit of summary in your next videos? I'm pretty interested to hear about your work around GTG and have enjoyed some of your videos, but honestly I can't really put 20 minutes into something I'm not even sure what it is going to be about, so tagging and some summary would help me to just skip the parts that are unrelated to me and still get the general idea (the same way TOC helps you to get to the points you actually are interested about).
I'm sorry if my tone was a bit harsh, that's not really the intention.
@@aminzare3276 Honestly the current video is as short as I could realistically make it given the circumstances, but I could certainly add timecodes in the description to allow people to "jump" to various parts, particularly for the next video where I kinda need to start by quickly explaining what FLOSS and GStreamer is (takes about 2+1 minutes) so that non-geeks are not totally lost. Would the presence of those timecodes solve the issue for you?
@@JeffFortinTam Yes I think it would greatly improve the situation.
@@aminzare3276 OK, done.