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This would be nice. As Canonical is more or less London-based, I'd rather expect them to partner with 7Digital than with Amazon or Apple, as was suggested. The
by yungchin 17y ago
This would be nice. As Canonical is more or less London-based, I'd rather expect them to partner with 7Digital than with Amazon or Apple, as was suggested.
There's a problem though: if they stick to shipping Ubuntu without MP3 codecs (and I can't see how they would legally get around that), how are they going to offer a reasonable out-of-the-box experience for this music service?
- gmartres 17y agoThat hasn't been a problem since a few releases, the audio player just asks the user if he wants to install the codec(this is the case with Amarok on Kubuntu, the behaviour should be similar with whatever player is used on Ubuntu).
- Skriticos 17y agoRhytmbox / Totem are the default media players on Ubuntu, and yes, an installation dialogue pops up when a codec has to be installed.