(16-11-2014, 10:56 AM)venam Wrote: Here's the list of ideas until now:

• Nixers internal news and events
  
• Interesting *nix related news
  
• Explain your setup
  
• Weird *nix programs you've discovered
  
• Ricing segment (tips of the day)
  
• Philosophy - views of the world and changes
  
• Q/A session - interview with some members
  
• *nix jokes
  
• WM reviews
  
• Unix diary
  
• Distro reviews
  

We're gonna set for mumble on a private server for the moment.
Then we'll check what we could do to make it better.

Sounds like This Week In Linux! Will defiantly lend an ear.

What would also be cool, would be system tuning. We each go about it differently, and every second saved goes a long way.

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(17-11-2014, 10:44 PM)LibertarianBroci Wrote: Instead of doing all of this at one specific moment in time, we should divide the podcast into the individual segments with people of a similar schedule or time zone. Then we will not have to worry about microscheduling everything and can easily just splice everything together later on. The individual segments could have a common topic like.... "Optimization of Keybindings", "Secrets of Vim", "BSD Secrets", etc.

+1

Doing it this way will also make it sound more pro. because there will be time to edit the audio to make it sound better and it will give the speakers time to say what they want to say in a way that people would be able to understand. I don't know about others but when I feel rushed I leave a lot out, and people leave feeling confused.