WineConf movie

[Boaz Harrosh]

Hi guys I'm back home. WineConf has been a profound experience for me. 
Thank you all.

It is my intention to edit a  4-7 minutes of a WineConf2004 movie. to 
post on the web.
I am browsing through the 8 hours of WineConf videos and I need your help:
   
Please from the top of your head, be totally associative, what are the 
couple of moments you most remember / where profoundly moved by, at 
WineConf2004?

I will try and use every ones feelings that way to guide me through the 
edit process. I'm not sure it will make it easer but it looks like a 
short cut.

Free Life
Boaz

[Tom]

Boaz Harrosh wrote:
> Hi guys I'm back home. WineConf has been a profound experience for me. 
> Thank you all.
>
> It is my intention to edit a  4-7 minutes of a WineConf2004 movie. to 
> post on the web.
> I am browsing through the 8 hours of WineConf videos and I need your help:
>   Please from the top of your head, be totally associative, what are the 
> couple of moments you most remember / where profoundly moved by, at 
> WineConf2004?
>
> I will try and use every ones feelings that way to guide me through the 
> edit process. I'm not sure it will make it easer but it looks like a 
> short cut.
>
> Free Life
> Boaz

Hi Boaz,

I woul'd post AJ's presentation as it covers the past, present & future 
of Wine.

Tom

[Shachar Shemesh]

Boaz Harrosh wrote:
> Hi guys I'm back home. WineConf has been a profound experience for me. 
> Thank you all.
>
> It is my intention to edit a  4-7 minutes of a WineConf2004 movie. to 
> post on the web.
> I am browsing through the 8 hours of WineConf videos and I need your 
> help:
>   Please from the top of your head, be totally associative, what are 
> the couple of moments you most remember / where profoundly moved by, 
> at WineConf2004?
>
> I will try and use every ones feelings that way to guide me through 
> the edit process. I'm not sure it will make it easer but it looks like 
> a short cut.
>
> Free Life
> Boaz

You mean, like the point where about 15 wine hackers all crowded into 
the same elevator and hoped that noone from MS sabotaged it? I mean, 
when people say that "you cannot kill an open source project", I don't 
think they mean "set up a conference, and then sabotage the elevator 
when everyone crowds in".

             Shachar

p.s.
Speaking of memorable moments - One of Dimi, Michael (Stefaniuc), Marcus 
or Brian had a camera, and we took a picture in front of the Ice palace. 
Can that someone please step forward and send me the pic?

          Sh.

-- 
Shachar Shemesh
Lingnu Open Systems Consulting
http://www.lingnu.com/

[Mike McCormack]

Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> You mean, like the point where about 15 wine hackers all crowded into 
> the same elevator and hoped that noone from MS sabotaged it? I mean, 
> when people say that "you cannot kill an open source project", I don't 
> think they mean "set up a conference, and then sabotage the elevator 
> when everyone crowds in".
>
> Shachar

We should have taken a photo of that ;)

Mike

[Urivan Saaib]

Don't give ideas dude !

:)

---Respuesta al correo de Mike McCormack sobre WineConf movie
> Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> > You mean, like the point where about 15 wine hackers all crowded into 
> > the same elevator and hoped that noone from MS sabotaged it? I mean, 
> > when people say that "you cannot kill an open source project", I don't 
> > think they mean "set up a conference, and then sabotage the elevator 
> > when everyone crowds in".
> >
> > Shachar
>
> We should have taken a photo of that ;)
>
> Mike

---Fin de Respuesta

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[Dimitrie O. Paun]

On February 10, 2004 03:29 am, Boaz Harrosh wrote:
> Please from the top of your head, be totally associative, what are the
> couple of moments you most remember / where profoundly moved by, at
> WineConf2004?

I'd try to look at the funny bits. In terms of actual content, the most
interesting is Alexandre presentation. But beyond that, people don't watch
videos to get a lot of hard core information (for that we have the web site).
The best IMO is if you just ignore content and include things that just look
funny/cool/interesting. Be superficial. Very superficial.

-- 
Dimi.