[lug] Simple video editing

[David L. Anselmi]

Kenneth D Weinert wrote:
> This is, of course, a generalization and not true of everyone. What we
> need are more open source technical writers - folks able to take the
> words and ideas and turn them into something understandable by people
> that haven't just spent several months/years in writing and/or
> enhancing some code.

I don't think it's so much people who are able to do this as it is 
people who *will* do it.  Granted some projects make it easier to do 
than others.  Karl Fogel has a good perspective based on getting 
translations of a book he wrote:

http://www.archive.org/details/kfogel-flats-2007-keynote

But it still takes people trying to contribute.

> At least that's been my experience, even for things like programming.
> I have a problem now with writing some stuff in C# using GTK# and
> getting the display to update properly. I can find *a lot* of
> information and suggestions on the technique, but not a tutorial that
> is a higher level than "Hello World" - a real-life example of a
> program that has several fields on it with computation happening and
> those fields getting updated as the computations happen.

Are there any Open Source C# programs?  Would those count as real-life 
examples?

Dave