I know that most of my comments here do not get any traction. That is why I have not posted here in so long. I know that for this comment I might be modded as a troll or something like that. But I have been thinking for some time about liberated software in closed communist like countries for some time. I think it was N. Korea doing their own GNU+Linux that got me thinking more about the fact that for as much as we GNU geeks like to talk about Libre and the power of free speech given by FREEsoftware, I do not see very much of it coming to fruition. I do not see where liberated code has translated into free speech or what I see as more important in freedom of religion. The cross pollination of ideas provided by FLOSS is supposed to end up in liberation of minds. Yet all is see is the closed countries doing what they want with what they want and if the community did want to sue them which it does not, it does not have the money like Microsoft to do it anyway. Why would they be in violation? Simple non-compliance of the GPL v2 and v3 the most common license type used.

Pride is the only reason I can come up with for why Apple would fire someone for showing Woz the iPad. Too bad Woz did not get behind a platform and licensing model that respects his work and him as a person.

That sounds like a GPL violation and reminds me of my post. They know that they had better not do that. I can not imagine anything in Arch being that bad

Users that have the ability to install the correct media players for the content they want, and the ability to go out and get that content will do things their own way. Users who do not care or do not want to learn much will do things the Nokia way. The FLOSS community will break out of the closed box. Thankfully the license does not respect the lockin that Nokia would LIKE to sell you.

Mod up parent comment. I am very sure that the author of the site would take up submissions or hacking suggestions if offered in kindness.

First of all he did not say that he would not buy a portable media player. Just not the iPod.

If one searches for "ogg players" they will get a great list.

http://wiki.xiph.org/index.php/PortablePlayers

Very easy. Perhaps he did just that. I did.