Hi,

You probably don't know me because I'm a MythTV developer. It was long
ago that I made the decision between using freevo or MythTV. While I
preferred the freevo UNIXy design philosophy over MythTV's kitchen sink,
it had preliminary ATSC support at the time...

Anyway, I'm going to be at a mini meeting on a new UI library based on
KDE's libplasma. The meeting is being sponsored by Pluto Home, Inc. 
Who I know through my involvement with the LinuxMCE project. The idea
behind this new UI library is to write a fully themable UI that can be
used as a standalone UI, and more importantly for freevo it will be
usable as an OSD renderer. The library will be GPLed and linkable to
a variety of programs and will also be usable as a separate application
which can receive commands from something like python or perl.

There is a description of the goals here:
  http://wiki.linuxmce.org/index.php/UI3
This is written in business speak, but feel free to ask me any technical
questions.

My question for this list is whether anyone here would be interested
in attending the meeting on Saturday (near Mountain View, CA).
Especially if you are a graphics programmer who knows the internals
of how freevo handles the OSD, or a graphics designer with flash
authoring experience. Even if you can't attend, I would be interested
in what freevo developers think are essential, desirable, and horrid
features for this type of library to have.

If you would like to attend the meeting e-mail me privately. Otherwise
I can answer questions here.

BTW I'm sorry if I have violated list etiquette, I don't read this list
regularly, but think this might be of interest to the freevo devs.

-- Daniel



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