Well, since I’m obviously going a bit video crazy these days, I’m gonna go all the way, right? ;) This is a fan video shot at the Slam City Jam 2002 in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Audio: Zero G, licensed from ibaudio.com.
I shot the video when I brought my oldest son to his first skateboarding event, at age 2.
I mean, what else can I say? If you watch the attached video, you’ll see what I mean.
All running on my usual 2GHz Core Duo MacBook with 2 GB RAM (512MB/VM).
Performance is awesome. The video is in real time and the only reason the VMs were set to 800×600 was to try and keep the screencast relatively crisp when converted to a small FLV.
Tip: It’s in the docs and all, but it took me a while to remember how to launch multiple windows in Parallels Desktop, since it loads VMs in the same window when opening them: File menu » New Window
This screencast illustrates installing Fedora Core 6 Linux as a virtual machine in VMWare Workstation. It is based on the series of screenshots offered for download, along with the resulting virtual machine, in my previous post.
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Enjoy!
This screencast illustrates installing Fedora Core 6 Linux as a virtual machine in Parallels Desktop for Mac. It is based on the series of screenshots offered for download, along with the resulting virtual machine, in my previous post.
Related posts:
Enjoy!
I’ve been toying around in iMovie, experimenting with it as a screencast tool. A bit away from what I usually do with it, but it’s not bad so far. Fun and easy to work with, as usual.
Nothing fantastic, but I have a few Linux install movies coming up in the next few days. I’m also going to try uploading them to MetaCafe. We’ll see how it goes.
Trying to fit this between my 7 year-old son’s hockey games (so far undefeated!).
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