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Linux Version of Democracy Player Released

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the tune-in-turn-up dept.

clahey writes "The Participatory Culture Foundation just released Democracy Player 0.8.2 for Linux, the first beta version for Linux. It's a free software internet TV client with built in support for both RSS video podcasts and downloading using BitTorrent. It can even scrape web pages for videos. It's an excellent way to find great internet video. For example, once you've installed Democracy, make sure to check out The Postal Service - Such Great Heights on the Telemusicvision channel."

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  1. Re:Does it mean anthing that... by uvajed_ekil · · Score: 0, Flamebait
    there are separate downloads for Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora? Well, ok, there are actually two different downloads for Fedora. And if one is running Mandriva? Suse?

    In my opinion, what it means is you may want to avoid it, at least for now, regardless of which distro you are currently running.

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