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Vote for the September videos, and ask your questions!
🕑 Added 2020-08-25 09:03:29 +0000 UTCHey guys,
I hope you're doing ok! I just came back from holidays, and went back to work!
We still have at least one, maybe 2 videos for August, but here are the topics I'll work on during September, and as always, you can vote on the ones you'd prefer :)
Questions:
First, please ask me anything you'd like answered in the comments of this post, and I'll add the answers to the patroncast that is coming right at the beginning of September. Whatever you want to know, I'll try and give it a shot :)
Vote:
Next, the topics:
As always, we'll get the 2 News videos. One of them got scrapped in August, due to me being on holidays, but in September, they're coming back :)
As I won't be working on friday afternoons anymore, there will also be more time to maybe make one or 2 videos dedicated to a news topic, if anything of import comes up.
I'll also work on a new series, to prepare the release of elementary OS 6. I'm thinking of calling it "Road to Odin" or "Road to elementary OS 6", and I'll showcase a new feature in each video, how it's advancing, and what's still missing.
There will also be a video about GNOME 3.38, since it's planned to release in September.
And then, you get to decide!
For the Project of the Month, you can choose between TimeShift, a backup client for Linux in the same vein as TimeMachine for Mac OS X, or KDE Connect, which allows you to better integrate your Android phone with your Linux desktop.
For the VLOG, we have "Linux Unpopular Opinions", where I'll give a few of my opinions on various topics that generally seem to get people angry, or "The most user friendly distros", which is a personal top 5 or top 10 list of the distros I find the most approachable for users.
So, type your questions in the comments, and vote for the topics you want to see next! If you have suggestions, give them in the comments, I'll take them and add them to the long list of video ideas I have :)
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The Linux Experiment
Thanks, I'll ask if anything comes up :)
Georges Stavracas
As always, if you have any particular GNOME-related questions or just want a side opinion, feel free to reach me out!
