The bottom line is, this codecs can be used as 'free' for home user and 'not
free' for commercial users. That's why it don't come with Ubuntu by default.
Hope you got your answer once again.
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 5:00 AM, dark lord wrote:
> With my one year experience I kind of feel like you
Ya once again
i hope u ment those codecs i mentioned.
On 6/10/09, Shabab Mustafa wrote:
> The bottom line is, this codecs can be used as 'free' for home user and 'not
> free' for commercial users. That's why it don't come with Ubuntu by default.
>
>
> Hope you got your answer once again.
>
> On
He meant all the codecs which come from restricted repo are restricted format
(isn't it obvious?). If you want to know more about restricted codecs:
If codecs (encoder/decoders) can encode/decode proprietary formats and patent
issues are related, then most likely those codecs are restricted.
The
hmm thnx
On 6/10/09, tanjir wrote:
>
> He meant all the codecs which come from restricted repo are restricted
> format (isn't it obvious?). If you want to know more about restricted
> codecs:
> If codecs (encoder/decoders) can encode/decode proprietary formats and
> patent issues are related, the
did u posted this to any other blog
On 11/24/08, 9el wrote:
> http://prothom-aloblog.com/users/base/lenin/6 visit this link. I have one
> link there at the comments for BlueTooth as well
> ---
> Use FreeOpenSourceSoftwares, Stop
tried this hardest way but didnt worked . looking for gui solution "gnome ppp"
On 6/11/09, dark lord wrote:
> did u posted this to any other blog
>
> On 11/24/08, 9el wrote:
>> http://prothom-aloblog.com/users/base/lenin/6 visit this link. I have
>> one
>> link there at the comments for BlueToo
oops here the link mathod i followed
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-bd/2008-November/002051.html
On 6/11/09, dark lord wrote:
> tried this hardest way but didnt worked . looking for gui solution "gnome
> ppp"
>
> On 6/11/09, dark lord wrote:
>> did u posted this to any other blog
>>
>
