[rguetzkow]

This year is a bit unusual and secretive to provide a bit of a surprise. The past conferences had a proper schedule, see e.g. the one from last year[0].

[0] https://conference.blender.org/2019/schedule/

[paledot]

Thank you for the link. It seems like there were a few sessions there that could have been interesting to me. I'll keep an eye out this year as well.

[rguetzkow]

You can watch (almost) all past talks of previous conferences on Blender's YouTube channel [0].

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/c/BlenderFoundation/playlists

[danhor]

There's also the Blender Peertube instance, in case you care about it: https://video.blender.org/

[fatboy]

This is a great feature addition[1].

I've not tried to use blender for a while, but I love applications that give you a command palette, especially when they get proper fuzzy and prefix matching like this. Like the dude in the video says, it must be a godsend for non-native english speakers with something as complex as blender.

[1] https://video.blender.org/videos/watch/791b0736-9a55-4b72-9e...

[sushshshsh]

Very cool link. Truly depressing that every video only has 30 views!

[Shared404]

Only one way to add more!

Well, disregarding (h/c)racking the server or some other abuse I suppose.

Edit: Honestly, I think it's more important that it exists than that it gets heavy use. As it is now, it allows Blender to A) Have a better platform to link people to, and B) Have a fallback if Youtube starts causing problems.

I honestly think A is more important.

[sushshshsh]

I will become a user! I think I've been waiting for this for a while.