RealNetworks rep to Linux: DRM or die!
"The consequences of Linux not supporting DRM would be that fixed-purpose consumer electronics and Windows PCs would be the sole entertainment platforms available," Ayers said. "Linux would be further relegated to use in servers and business computers, since it would not be providing the multimedia technologies demanded by consumers." |
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Comments (8)
well, no real then (or rhapsody)
Linux to RealNetworks: Real who?
I really think these people need to get the clue that NOBODY but them wants Digital Restrictions Management. (And I think they'll make a lot more money if they quit wasting their efforts trying to prevent us from using their stuff and just make quality material at a price that's comfortable to pay...no point in hunting through illegal P2P feeds to find a bad copy of a movie when you can buy a full-quality original for $5.00...)
Deleted a long time ago (and Helix as well)...
Well, Real, here's your hat and here's your coat, what's your hurry?
Well, that's the problem you see. Bill doesn't want to play. Real wants to bring their own ball, and Bill is the only one allowed to have balls in the games he plays.
you mean forced
he means forced and shoved down our throats
I will not buy or view anything that has drm.
no one is demanding that the media companies be in charge of our computers with drm and tell us what we can do with their crap that we spend our hard earn money on.
her forgets that we don't need the fscking movies and television crap they spew out. in fact our lives would be better off without it. nothing beats a book - I can take it with me and view as many fricken times I want without paying any middlemen.
all I say to them is no drm or you die.
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if you want to play that way, then
goodbye real