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Way cool project, but why are folks so allergic to putting screenshots of their work in the readme? There's a graph of how the internals work instead of a scree

Way cool project, but why are folks so allergic to putting screenshots of their work in the readme? There's a graph of how the internals work instead of a screenshot of the desktop running.

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alpenbazi 5mo ago
+1 I support this. Make Screenshots of your work and put it in the README.md
acmiyaguchi 5mo ago
The youtube video covering it has an interesting run through of the desktop environment in the final section https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGS9su_inBY&t=2418s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGS9su_inBY&t=2418s. But I agree a screenshot or two wouldn't hurt.
- xattt 5mo ago
  Tinfoil Hat Take: Avoiding screenshots on the project page drives eyeballs to YouTube, which the provides ad revenue, which then feeds back into the project.
  - ssl-3 5mo ago
    Or it might just be a sign of the times. Many folks seem to prefer video as a way to convey and use information.
    - cebert 5mo ago
      Many folks also do not and prefer docs
      - ssl-3 5mo ago
        Indeed. And I prefer documentation, myself, if given a choice between some words and pictures on a website or a video. However, not everybody shares these proclivities.
- drum55 5mo ago
  That video is very annoying and doesn't in any way replace just having a screenshot of it running.
dmitrygr 5mo ago
probably cause it is just CE 2.11? either you have seen it and seeing it again is pointless, or you do not know what CE is, and the headline means nothing to you
andai 5mo ago
Windows CE? Stock? With custom drivers? Running on real N64 hardware? — Yes. May I see it? — No.