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as seen on http://ubuntu.com/tv http://ubuntu.com/tv : "What about MythTV and XBMC? We’re very pleased to collaborate with members of both communities. Myth T
by cm-t 15y ago
as seen on http://ubuntu.com/tv http://ubuntu.com/tv :
"What about MythTV and XBMC?
We’re very pleased to collaborate with members of both communities.
Myth TV and XBMC are popular open-source TV projects, particularly in the Ubuntu community. We’re very pleased to collaborate with members of both communities, enhancing the quality of back-end code that is shared between projects.
Our focus is to bring a Unity front end to the TV, suitably adapted to the entertainment, lean-back experience of the living room, but there are plenty of areas where our needs intersect perfectly with those of other communities.
Any improvements or changes we make to either project are contributed back. And we welcome contributions from both communities."
not really a comparison, but more will be know when code will be pushed to launchpad
- nodata 15y agoBut that's not a comparison. A comparison would be a list of features showing the differences. > And we welcome contributions from both communities. This is a dick move. Ubuntu are saying "we developed this new thing from scratch, and now it's up to everyone else to collaborate with us (although we didn't collaborate with them)"
- ryanhuff 15y agoWill they provide the system as a download for people to incorporate into their own HTPC? I need something that will talk cablecard, and so far (afaik) Windows Media Center is the only game in town.