Kieran Kunhya

efficient.

And for example, for Theo, right, it went a bit too far.

I had him, like, I call everyone down, I had him on the phone, we say, okay, like, this goes too far, and so on.

But in the end, yeah, it's a hard battle, but it's positive for the project.

It's like the awareness we have on open source, and I mean, true open source from communities, right, not is increased dramatically in the last two years.

And this is useful.

There are many drivers, but weirdly, the main one is that what we do in multimedia plays videos, and video is cool, right?

And for example, we have so many people in the community who arrive because they loved watching anime, right?

And this is like the advice when people ask me, what should I work on in open source?

How do I start?

And my answer is always the same.

Work on something you love.

I am working on VLC because I love movies, right?

And I love watching the same movies over and over, even if my wife hates me when I do that, right?

But because it's interesting, right?

Because it's a topic that you like, right?

That's the first thing where people come to, usually, to VLC and FFmpeg.

The second thing is that

Technically, because we search for excellence, this is the best school ever, right?

This is the best school ever of programming.