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As a GNU/Linux OS user I have a similar process: Is it on Netflix? Doesn't matter, can't use Netflix. Is it on Amazon Prime? Doesn't matter, can't use Amazon
by MacsHeadroom 13y ago
As a GNU/Linux OS user I have a similar process:
Is it on Netflix? Doesn't matter, can't use Netflix.
Is it on Amazon Prime? Doesn't matter, can't use Amazon Prime.
Is it on Amazon Instant Video for rent or purchase? Doesn't matter, can't use it.
Do I actually want to own a copy permanently and is it available anywhere online for purchase for a reasonable price, in high quality, and DRM free?
No? Pirate Bay.
- SwellJoe 13y ago"Is it on Amazon Prime? Doesn't matter, can't use Amazon Prime. Is it on Amazon Instant Video for rent or purchase? Doesn't matter, can't use it." Incorrect. I'm watching Amazon Prime right now on Linux. It's one of the reasons I use Amazon more than Netflix, even though I have both, and Netflix has a better selection.
- MacsHeadroom 13y agoYou must be using Adobe Flash or Chromium's built-in flash. You might as well just run windows if you're going to run closed source binaries with hardware access. I'm not so keen on giving Adobe root just so I can watch a movie using their buggy insecure antiquated software platform.