Real to Offer Open Source Windows Media for Linux 228
cpugeniusmv writes to tell us News.com is reporting that RealNetworks plans to release an open source method to allow Linux users to play Windows Media files. Currently Linux users are able to play the two main Windows Media formats (wmv and wma) but only if they install closed-source modules. The ability to launch this initiative comes from a recent licensing deal between RealNetworks and Microsoft and the antitrust settlement against Microsoft.
Satan: (Score:5, Funny)
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That's a plus point.
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It was Greeks bearing a gift bearing Greeks. And if a few of those Greeks was carring presents, say birthday presents to give to somebody after the battle or something, then it would be Greeks bearing a gift bearing Greeks bearing gifts.
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Plus, with the proclivity of Greeks to be naked, you could end up with:
Greeks gifting bears bearing Greeks being bare bearing gifts.
My head hurts now. But "What if we build a large wooden badger..." will be stuck in my mind all day, at least that's a plus.
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"... Duchmann said in an interview here. However, the software [Linux version] won't support digital rights management available with Windows, he added."
How come only the Windows version gets all the good features?
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I just imagined Nigel Hawthorne explaining this bit to me.