alan c wrote:
> alan c wrote:
>> Michael wrote:
>>> alan c wrote:
[...]
>>> Whilst not brilliantly elegant, one solution is to use the
>>> MediaPlayerConnectivity extension
>>> (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/446). In the set-up
>>> wizard's drop-down menu entry for RealMedia,
alan c wrote:
> alan c wrote:
>
>> Michael wrote:
>>
>>> alan c wrote:
>>>
I am happy to say that a neighbour of mine is using Kubuntu. I helped
choose the new machine (dell basic desktop) and set it all up, dual
boot. The neighbour trusts my judgement and the fact t
alan c wrote:
> Michael wrote:
>> alan c wrote:
>>> I am happy to say that a neighbour of mine is using Kubuntu. I helped
>>> choose the new machine (dell basic desktop) and set it all up, dual
>>> boot. The neighbour trusts my judgement and the fact that I use it
>>> (and not windows) and I can
Michael wrote:
> alan c wrote:
>> I am happy to say that a neighbour of mine is using Kubuntu. I helped
>> choose the new machine (dell basic desktop) and set it all up, dual
>> boot. The neighbour trusts my judgement and the fact that I use it
>> (and not windows) and I can help with the PC any
Alan Pope wrote:
> Hi Alan,
>
> On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 22:04 +0100, alan c wrote:
>> ITV and Cannel 4 stuff - in fact most mainstream web page video stuff.
>>
>
> Channel 4 stuff you absolutely can't use. Same goes for the newer BBC
> iPlayer. They use Microsoft based DRM, which screws us royally
alan c wrote:
> I am happy to say that a neighbour of mine is using Kubuntu. I helped
> choose the new machine (dell basic desktop) and set it all up, dual
> boot. The neighbour trusts my judgement and the fact that I use it
> (and not windows) and I can help with the PC anyway.
>
> However this
Hi Alan,
On Tue, 2007-07-03 at 22:04 +0100, alan c wrote:
> ITV and Cannel 4 stuff - in fact most mainstream web page video stuff.
>
Channel 4 stuff you absolutely can't use. Same goes for the newer BBC
iPlayer. They use Microsoft based DRM, which screws us royally. However
the real player stuff
I am happy to say that a neighbour of mine is using Kubuntu. I helped
choose the new machine (dell basic desktop) and set it all up, dual
boot. The neighbour trusts my judgement and the fact that I use it
(and not windows) and I can help with the PC anyway.
However this is a certain type of sit
