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    [–] belastend@slrpnk.net 1 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

    Dont know, but i had to go that route.

    And again, on Windows, i wouldnt have to do that. I just download the program and there it is.

    Let me just propose a different scenario: i watch football via Wow.tv. Before i installed Linux, i

    1. Opened up a browser
    2. Went to the website
    3. Entered a password
    4. Watched the stream.

    On linux i tried that, got hit with the old "DRM content on Linux" razzledazzle, tried to figure out if i could install a browser that runs via wine to access the site, only to get hit with four forum entries all saying: "Why tf do you want to run a browser via wine? Dont do that."

    I had to whip out my old windows laptop to watch my footie.

    I love linux. I love being able to tinker and do all the cool stuff on it, being independent of large corps and such. But for a lot of people this isnt worth the hassle. And not recognizing this is one of the reasons why Linux will not reach mass adoption.