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There is zero chance of content without DRM and probably requires locked hardware too. Boxee and Android (cant rent movies on rooted devices) had those require
by kreneskyp 15y ago
There is zero chance of content without DRM and probably requires locked hardware too. Boxee and Android (cant rent movies on rooted devices) had those requirements for content deals, Ubuntu won't be any different.
- gldalmaso 15y agoI can't help wondering if that won't conflict with Ubuntu's open source philosophy in the long run. By abiding to content owners ever growing restriction's, won't Canonical eventually give up open source solutions?
- kiloaper 15y agoDoesn't Canonical already have proprietary closed source projects, the server behind Ubuntu One for example?