Miro (Re: New Programs for Hardy?)

[Sarah Hobbs]

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Conrad Knauer wrote:
> On Feb 9, 2008 12:55 AM, Emmet Hikory <emmet.hikory at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>>> It certainly sounds like the sort of 'killer app' that would attract
>>> people to Ubuntu.
>>>
>>> If Miro can't be added to Hardy, would it be possible for Hardy+1?
>>     Miro is available in Ubuntu 7.10, and Miro 1.0 is currently in the
>> hardy repositories.
> 
> Apologies; I meant to ask: 'If Miro can't be added to the default
> Hardy install (e.g. added to ubuntu-desktop), would it be possible for
> Hardy+1?'
> 
> CK
> 

Forgive me for asking this - but is the market for watching internet TV
really that big?  I've only seen *one* person ever actually watching it.
 I don't see many people coming in and asking "how do i watch internet
tv?".  Besides that, why would one *want* to go for internet TV, when
there are bigger tv's elsewhere, where you can watch what you like there.

Perhaps it's due to being Australian, with the associated low
bandwidths, but I don't see this as a large market, which would be
required for it to take up CD space.

Hobbsee
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