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I'm on Linux too, I can't view Quicktime unless I install illegal codecs.

• usaar333 16y ago
  Exactly. Flash might be proprietary as well, but at least Adobe takes the time to write a binary plugin for Linux.
  • jorgecastillo 16y ago
    And what about alternative platforms tha don't have an Adobe flash plugin. Do you honestly believe that there only exist three OSes (Windows/Mac OS X/Linux)? At least I can download the .mov file just looking for it on the html source, I can't say the same for flash video. P.S. I use OpenBSD as my desktop OS.
• sqrt17 16y ago
  Medibuntu has made the step of installing codecs with shaky legal status incredibly easy. I used to cuss a lot more about video decoding in Linux.
• angusgr 16y ago
  "illegal" seems like a stretch. I'm on Ubuntu Karmic w/ Chrome and it plays fine through the totem plugin, with no quicktime-specific packages installed.