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Usually the solution is to use Windows, Mac or one of their supported devices[1]. I doubt Linux was ever on their radar. For most people this is a non-issue an
by kgraves 6y ago
Usually the solution is to use Windows, Mac or one of their supported devices[1]. I doubt Linux was ever on their radar.
For most people this is a non-issue and can be easily solved.
[1] https://help.hbomax.com/Answer/Detail/20 https://help.hbomax.com/Answer/Detail/20
- stonogo 6y agoLinux is explicitly on their radar. What do you think Android or Chromebooks are?
- Mindwipe 6y ago> Linux is explicitly on their radar. What do you think Android or Chromebooks are? Android and Chromebooks don't intrinsically get you the content either. They just tend to run on hardware that's supported or include closed source components for big chunks of their graphics systems and management engines including chains of trust that are signed as being the code the other sections expect. The average desktop Linux system has no interest in that, so it doesn't happen.
- kgraves 6y agoA more bigger reason that this is a big non-issue then, just use an Android or Chromebook for your Widevine enabled content on 'Linux'. Problem solved for the Linux crowd.