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A Linux version isn't too far away either - there simply hasn't been much demand for it yet.
by duwip 13y ago
A Linux version isn't too far away either - there simply hasn't been much demand for it yet.
- louischatriot 13y agoNow there is! Seriously, although there are alternatives that do part of what your player does on Windows/Mac, there is nothing of the sort on Linux. Definitely make it cross-platform.
- Ecio78 13y agothink about integrating with common mediaplayer solutions, like XBMC, MythTV etc..
- mapleoin 13y agoHow can I register more demand?
- duwip 13y agoWell.. Have to say, we had it coming posting on HN ;-)
- StavrosK 13y agoYeah, I'd pay for something like this (for Linux) for learning Spanish. I learnt English by watching TV, and it's pretty much one of the best ways to learn a language. A small problem is that you'd have to find enough good Spanish (as in Spain) shows/movies, but I guess there's no dearth of those.
- ghostDancer 13y agoYou may try to watch dubbed Tv/Films to spanish, easier to find, and you can find the spanish subtitles http://www.subtitulos.es/ http://www.subtitulos.es/ .
- StavrosK 13y agoOh, that's a good idea! I'll look for some dubbed movies, thank you.
- kurt_ 13y agoI would use it if it was available on linux !
- myle 13y agoIs there a way to get notified when a linux port is available?
- abdullahkhalids 13y agoneed linux