tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-17635579.post2960307063190627089..comments2010-03-10T17:49:12.558-05:00Danny Piccirillohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11994533956880882328human@thesilentnumber.meBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-17635579.post-18814470804005762092010-03-10T17:49:12.553-05:002010-03-10T17:49:12.553-05:00That flyer really is not addressing your regular anime fan. Specially if the decide to take the CD home and try it they will be disappointed if they are not patient enough. Maybe you guys should make a simple flyer for your CDs and make some recommendations<br /><br />For watching anime: Instruct how to install vlc, mplayer, restricted extras, medibuntu, additional gstreamer codecs and if they have an nvidia card that supports VDPAU to get hardware acceleration and beta drivers for their card.<br /><br />For torrents: maybe a small guide on what torrent app to get ( deluge maybe ) and how to run a torrent box with their 24/7 on computer if they want to be fancy. <br /><br />Eye candy: anime watchers LOVE eye candy, I would suppose they&#39;d like compiz a lot, maybe a sentence or two on how to get wobbly windows.<br /><br />Browsers: Definitely knowing that their trusty browsers: FireFox, Chrome and Opera are all available on linux would impact their decisions whether to try Ubuntu or not. <br /><br />tl;dr I&#39;m concerned that people will pop the CD in, see it doesn&#39;t open their anime, pop it out and leave it at that.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com