Contributor oxigen

Now is Menu organization in UbuntuStudio chaotic, 'all' applications are in one huuuge Menu (Sound&Video). This should be done better.

My suggestion: When install UbuntuStudio it replaces Menu Applications > Sound&Video with Applications > UbuntuStudio where are placed sub menus:
"System" (Alsa, UbuntuStudio Controls, Envy24, etc);
"Server" (Jack, PulseAudio and related apps);
"Audio Player" (Xmms, Audacious, etc);
"Video Player" (Vlc, Totem, Xine, etc);
"MIDI" (Sequencers, Seq24, RosenGarden, BEAST, etc);
"Synthesizer" (ZynAddSubFx, Qsynth, etc);
"Mixer & EQ" (AlsaMixer, EchoMixer, etc);
"Audio Edit" (Ardour, Audacity, Snd, etc.);
"Video Edit" (Kino, Avidemux, etc);
"Burn & Rip" (K3B, Brasero, Grip, etc);

"Multimedia & 3D" (Blender, PureData, etc.)

Well, need discussion for more detailing structure...

OK, I know that's not direct Ubuntu related, but I guess this will read also people responsible for CMYK support..

Medibuntu is now available for all Ubuntu 'family' except "Hardy Heron". Should be also available there.

Totem should be able to play in continuous loop when select this option.

With CinePaint I can use OpenEXR files, so it should be included in 8.04 "Hardy Heron".

I think users would mark (tag, categorize) ideas better than current Ubuntu Brainstorm system. Manual tagging should be good improve. I like tagging system used on http://del.icio.us