I know there is Windows2000 out and all. but when I was forced to admin a NT network at my last job, NT was the bigest pain in the ass to install. I can probally count on one hand the number of first try succesfull installs.
Also your 78 year old father will most likely not intall Windows either. That is why Windows comes preinstalled.
Well, if I understand the article correctly you need to use something to rip the video data from the DVD before you can compress it into mpeg4. That is were DeCSS would come in. I have read that there is better tools for this anyway.
The cat is out of the bag, there is nothing anyone can do about it.
Tranmeta has made something like LinCE it's called 'Mobile Linux'. That's one of the things Linus was making for them. Check out the FAQ on Transmeta's page.
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I know there is Windows2000 out and all. but when I was forced to admin a NT network at my last job, NT was the bigest pain in the ass to install. I can probally count on one hand the number of first try succesfull installs. Also your 78 year old father will most likely not intall Windows either. That is why Windows comes preinstalled.
Where's this Windows partition your talking about? Is there a .deb for it?
Well, if I understand the article correctly you need to use something to rip the video data from the DVD before you can compress it into mpeg4. That is were DeCSS would come in. I have read that there is better tools for this anyway. The cat is out of the bag, there is nothing anyone can do about it.
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Tranmeta has made something like LinCE it's called 'Mobile Linux'. That's one of the things Linus was making for them. Check out the FAQ on Transmeta's page.