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Mark Shuttleworth
on 20 August 2010

10.10.10.10.10…..

Community Design maverick meerkat Ubuntu Ubuntu Desktop

Saw this URL fly by today… wow and thank you to the Ubuntu Ads guys

So, who’s up for making Maverick Movies? It would be great to have a “10 best features in 10.10” video collection for release. Unity’s awesome and then there are things to show off in OO.o, Gnome, Firefox…. giving credit where it’s due.

I put together https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MaverickMovies as a starting place to aggregate content. Have subscribed, so if you update that page I’ll see it. If that goes nicely, we can beef the process up in the runup to release.

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