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I'm sorry, but I don't see how "GNU/Linux in Danger". This is actually _good_ for Linux, as adding DRM to HTML will alleviate the need to use closed-source tec
by mdeslaur 14y ago
I'm sorry, but I don't see how "GNU/Linux in Danger".
This is actually _good_ for Linux, as adding DRM to HTML will alleviate the need to use closed-source technologies like Flash and Silverlight to stream DRMed content. Getting rid of closed-source Flash and Silverlight is a _good_ thing.
- AnthonyMouse 14y agoWhat is it that you imagine they'll be replaced with? There has to be a binary blob somewhere whose purpose is to attempt to make the decryption and display process opaque. That's what DRM is. I'm not sure what it matters whether you call it Flash or something else.