Does it work with netflix?

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Jeff91

Feb 16, 2011
5:37 PM CST
Because if it doesn't it isn't even worth looking at IMO. Only major service I come relatively close to that is dumb enough to use silver light.

~Jeff
Bob_Robertson

Feb 16, 2011
5:58 PM CST
I keep an XP install in VB for exactly that reason.
helios

Feb 16, 2011
6:16 PM CST
@ Bob

+1

And I'm even considering closing my account. It's bad enough that there is no current Linux support...I've seen most of the decent movies that are stream-able...the rest are Hulu-type junk.
herzeleid

Feb 16, 2011
6:22 PM CST
Um yeah, that's why I kicked netflix to the curb and signed up for hulu plus, in appreciation for their unabashed support of linux users.

Edit: I see where Roku just announced that the entire criterion movie collection will be streamable on hulu plus. I gather that means I can watch it on my linux desktop machines as well, since hulu is hulu.
Jeff91

Feb 16, 2011
8:03 PM CST
@helios I can't believe you would support them!! :P

I have neglected signing up for an account for just this reason. Plus, well I don't keep any Windows in my house ;)

~Jeff
jdixon

Feb 17, 2011
5:32 AM CST
> Plus, well I don't keep any Windows in my house ;)

Doesn't it get drafty? :)
helios

Feb 17, 2011
8:25 AM CST
Diane likes some of the stuff on there and as we all know...if mama is unhappy, everyone is unhappy...if Daddy is unhappy, who cares?

I run XP on VB in the bedroom just to watch Hulu and Netflix before going to sleep...and fastpasstv.com if the servers are running decent that night.
dinotrac

Feb 17, 2011
9:06 AM CST
@jdixon --

Might just get really stuffy.
Bob_Robertson

Feb 17, 2011
11:49 AM CST
> Might just get really stuffy.

Never would anyone suggest that anyone around here is stuffy.
skelband

Feb 18, 2011
3:32 PM CST
I watch Netflix on the Wii. I just find it more handy than the PC.

However, I find it bizarre that there is still no official Linux client, especially since I believe there is a Linux-based media box that does deliver it (name alludes me at the moment....)

Ah, yes Roku

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