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Debian Conference Video DVDs Released

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the cheaper-than-a-plane-ticket dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Ben Hutchings, on behalf of the video team, has announced the availability of this years Debian Conference videos. From the announcement: 'They include all formal sessions from Debian Day and DebConf, plus the group photos, the video team BoF, and some documentary videos made by Gabriella Coleman. The DVD images are now available for download along with the source videos, as are the software and menu design used for them.'"

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  1. Yes, I get it. It's free as in freedom. by joe_cot · · Score: 4, Funny

    The DVD images are now available for download along with the source videos, as are the software and menu design used for them.

    If you'll pay travel expenses, the Debian developers will even come to your house and show you the entire video editing process step-by-step.

  2. Oh yes, that's positively captivating! by Mikachu · · Score: 3, Funny

    We can go watch it in my parents' basement! And afterwards, lets play a nice long game of dungeons and dragons while doing calculus. Whose bringing the ten sided dice this time?

    1. Re:Oh yes, that's positively captivating! by jbrader · · Score: 1, Funny
      Perhaps we could use the calculus in the D&D somehow. Largest area under the curve wins the fight or something.

      Disclaimer: I know calculus but I havn't the slightest idea how the gameplay mechanics of D&D operate.

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  3. Better than counting sheep .... by Marbleless · · Score: 3, Funny

    .... snnnnnzzzzzzzzzz

    I haven't seen any of them but the title alone is enough to induce somnolence.

    Now if it was called Debbie Does Debian or something like that it might be a best seller ;)

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    --I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken.
  4. I'll wait by gold23 · · Score: 3, Funny

    I'll wait for the Special Edition.

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    Trust not a man who's rich in flax / His morals may be sadly lax