Re: What is the most useful potential feature which Emacs lacks?

[Van Ly]

> What would Emacs do, with video streams?

If you look at history [1], the way creative spirit Jean Wright
appreciates Singer's line of sewing machine [2].  Advanced community
users/developers on Emacs at meta/interface of health/safety problem
solving would work video streams to inform decision making by
re-stitching and narrating them with automation intelligence for
director [3] before neuralink implant technology matures and arrives. 
:-)


>                                   Can it play well with VLC and multicast
>  > streams?
>
> How would you like them to work together?
>
> What free programs would people use to view multicast streams?
> Firefox (or rather IceCat)?

Anyway.  FSF associates have the benefit of videoconferencing.  After 
observing how people use "zoom" to videochat, can Emacs, VLC, 
multicast streams, Blender's kind of UI combine for more ways to 
work?  And, see how "1000 eyes" works, which Cisco is reported to 
have acquired.

Just sayin some ideas.

[1]
 . design principles behind smalltalk
 . https://www.cs.virginia.edu/~evans/cs655/readings/smalltalk.html

[2]
 . Jean Wright
 . neaf talks
 . sew sisters to the stars
 . how sewing transformed the world of flight
 . https://tx0.org/33

[3]
 . Aviation Week's Check 6 Podcast
 . SpaceX COO on Prospects for Starship launcher

        VanL

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