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[Nathan Harig <nathanharig@xxxxxxxxx>]

I like what I'm hearing so far. Working form a process-management side 
of things, I think it'd be best if we set a weekly schedule with set 
targets, like on one day the idea for the next segment is due, followed 
by a script, then the recording, which is then mastered. Sharing all 
these things too would help (people would know whats already been talked 
about, it would organize our thoughts, etc). I don't think we'll ever 
get a chance to do a show start to finish with everyone interacting 
live, but faking it isn't as hard as it may seem. It'd also be cool to 
see if we could keep as much of the production using materials provided 
straight out of the box in Linux Mint. it'd really sell the brand so to 
speak. I know its not entirely possible, but its worth striving for. My 
final thought is we should have a clear audience scoped out for each 
section, not try to cater to everyone (or one group) the entire show. 
This increases our audience base and the diversity of our podcast will 
be expanded as well. Just some procedural ideas, trying to make it 
possible for people on 2 continents to collaborate and make something 
awesome!
Justin Garrison wrote:
> I like the command line idea. I thought of doing some sort of media 
> section (not in the first few podcasts but once things start rolling)
> XBMC and Boxee have really started to make some good headway in the 
> Linux community I have been using xbmc/xbmp on my xbox since 2004 and 
> have been using/playing with mythtv for a few years too. Maybe the 
> section could cover linux mint and your media or something.
> I am also currently writing a comparison of Rythumbox, Banshee, and 
> Amarok from my wife's point of view for my personal site but we could 
> maybe have a wife/girlfriend review every once and a while.
>
> I will be available most of this weekend if someone wants to set up a 
> time to skype to test voice quality.
> My skype name is xrothgarx
> AIM: xrothgarx
> Y!: xrothgarx
> MSN: rothgar@1n73r.netJustin Garrison <rothgar@xxxxxxxxx> 
> <mailto:rothgar@xxxxxxxxx>
>
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> Justin Garrison
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> On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 6:51 AM, philip paisley <ythe1300@xxxxxxxxx 
> <mailto:ythe1300@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
>
>     Hey guys,
>
>
>     Tell me what you think of this.
>      A section of the show (or rather just a quick comment) where we
>     go over a command line command, for those who are new to Linux and
>     listening to the podcast.
>
>     Also, Ardour is a good way to mix in Multiple tracks and you can
>     add the music in post.
>
>     Also, My AIM/yahoo IM is ythe1300 so shout at me if I'm on.
>
>     Phil
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