[nylug-talk] Audio/podcast: NYLUG April 18 meeting: Bryan Clark & Havoc Pennington on Mugshot and the Online Desktop

Ruben Safir ruben at mrbrklyn.com
Sun Apr 22 05:51:29 EDT 2007


On Sun, Apr 22, 2007 at 05:02:37AM -0400, Ron Guerin wrote:
> Audio for streaming and download now available at:
> http://www.archive.org/details/NYLUG_2007_04_18_General_Meeting
> 
>   Bryan Clark & Havoc Pennington
>   Mugshot and the Online Desktop
> 
>   People are using hundreds of web based applications running inside
>   Firefox every day to get their work done. While there are plenty of
>   excellent desktop based applications, the time has passed for the
>   Linux Desktop to continue ignoring the presence and usefulness of web
>   applications. The GNOME Online Desktop is a mighty acronym for
>   integrating online services people are already using with desktop as
>   tightly as desktop applications are integrated now. Havoc and Bryan
>   talked about this new Online Desktop vision and how they're
>   using Mugshot to get there.
> 
> PS: media is not my thing.  Anyone who wants to help out with this,
> please contact us.
> 


Trhat is very cool.  NYLXS has a Macke board if you need to borrow, and Phantom
Mics.

Ruben

> - Ron
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