watch dvd's on a linux box
This is a discussion about watch dvd's on a linux box in the Everything Linux category; does anyone know whether or not SuSe 8. 2 or mandrake 9. 1 will you to watch comercial dvd's. if your know of any other distros that will that will also be helpfull thank you.
does anyone know whether or not SuSe 8.2 or mandrake 9.1 will you to watch comercial dvd's.
if your know of any other distros that will that will also be helpfull
thank you
if your know of any other distros that will that will also be helpfull
thank you
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Hello.
I'm a Mandrake 9.1 user, and I just recently started watching DVDs on my Sony laptop running Mandrake.
It will work just fine, however, it's not standard with the distro. This has to do with allegations that the DCSS code is somehow a "pirating" enabler.
To that, I give a profound: whatever. If *watching* DVDs is pirating (ooh! I let my EYES download the data! Bad me!), then I'm a pirate. Arrgh, matey. Shiver me timbers.
If you follow the instructions at the website referenced below, you'll be up and running in short order:
http://www.linux-sxs.org/multimedia/dvdplay.html
I'm a Mandrake 9.1 user, and I just recently started watching DVDs on my Sony laptop running Mandrake.
It will work just fine, however, it's not standard with the distro. This has to do with allegations that the DCSS code is somehow a "pirating" enabler.
To that, I give a profound: whatever. If *watching* DVDs is pirating (ooh! I let my EYES download the data! Bad me!), then I'm a pirate. Arrgh, matey. Shiver me timbers.
If you follow the instructions at the website referenced below, you'll be up and running in short order:
http://www.linux-sxs.org/multimedia/dvdplay.html
