Correct. :) I have no tears to shed for this problem. Netflix in 2010: "Setting aside the debate around the value of content protection and DRM, they are requi

Correct. :) I have no tears to shed for this problem. Netflix in 2010: "Setting aside the debate around the value of content protection and DRM, they are requirements we must fulfill in order to obtain content from major studios for our subscribers to enjoy." If Netflix was that important to desktop linux users, the distros would have coaxed a Silverlight implementation from MS or worked on the HAL-Flash schism or done SOMETHING to enable video streaming services to do their legal duty to their content providers. They didn't, no Netflix for you. Hardware DRM assistance is helpful, but clearly not required.