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by quaint- 13y ago
Chromium does it, to a pretty useless extent. With so many window managers, it's pretty hard to draw correct window borders on every machine, and Chromium doesn't even try: with Ubuntu, for example, it draws the titlebar buttons i
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by quaint- 13y ago
When you say "your", you mean "my", don't you? Also, you seem confused by these TV-related terms and only think of videos and games here; you'd have to be half-way blind not to see the difference between 75 and
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by quaint- 13y ago
It should be offset to an extent by the larger cell (or pixel) size. The only reason it's "not", is that manufacturers have invested huge sums of money on production lines incapable of producing larger products while at the s
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by quaint- 13y ago
Why? It's not like you're going to play graphically intensive games with it. 30Hz sounds just fine for many types of content, like text (and even videos).
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by quaint- 13y ago
I'm more interested in the 24" model, although the press release goes a long way to convince me it's actually 28.3" display despite the name. edit: the tech specs page convince me the name is not ridiculously misleading.
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by quaint- 13y ago
The situation described by GP is so ridiculous that it's unlikely to be true, which is why I wouldn't recommend anyone to waste their time trying to solve the mentioned "problems". I mean, really, why would anyone swit
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by quaint- 13y ago
Which is the ultimate problem of the BSD licence.
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by quaint- 13y ago
You do realize that the proposed HTML5 DRM specification has nothing to do with being able to view DRM-protected videos without plugins, as it's mostly centered around specifying a platform for plugins , do you?
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by quaint- 13y ago
Netflix actually already "works" in Linux, or at least did back when I last looked it up, and most probably their CDM would as well. I'm of course speaking of using wine. (Having not actually tested the solution, I cannot verify it nor tell
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by quaint- 13y ago
No, I think more like one of three things: a) just your laptop, b) your laptop and all files, or c) your laptop and all your files, and access to servers as per above. I like "a" the best, and it's achieved through full-disk encryption.