Review of the Roku HD1000 Media Player
Animaether writes "Digital Producer magazine are running a review of the Roku HD1000 HD media player hardware. Between 'The unit crashed so much while I was testing it, I practically beat a path through the carpet to the unit's location on the shelf...' and 'Roku HD1000 misses by such a wide margin, it isn't worth buying', the review paints a pretty grim picture of this unit, and appears to put part of the blame on its Linux-based OS and software. The Roku HD1000 was previously covered here in December 2003."
A negative review and front-page linkage on /.? Good luck recovering from this one, Roku!
This is my United States of whatever.
god forbid because linux is flawless and the only time there are any problems is when it's the user's fault. However, it seems it's the complete opposite for windows.
Start ranting about windows being closed source in 3..2..1...
The real question here is: How are we going to blame this on Microsoft?
I'm holding off on the soldiering kit as long as I can ;) ).
But why? The combat boots and rucksack offer a really impressive multimedia experience.
The bigotry of the nonbeliever is for me nearly as funny as the bigotry of the believer. - Albert Einstein
'The unit crashed so much while I was testing it, I practically beat a path through the carpet to the unit's location on the shelf...' and 'Roku HD1000 misses by such a wide margin, it isn't worth buying', the review paints a pretty grim picture of this unit
Yes, yes, but can it run linux?
and appears to put part of the blame on its Linux-based OS and software
Oh.
Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball(TM)
"the review paints a pretty grim picture of this unit, and appears to put part of the blame on its Linux-based OS and software."
And for this, fellow Slashdotters, he MUST BE PUNISHED!!! ARRRGHHHH! MAN THE STOCKADE!