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You can be sure that all libraries will be LGPL on Solaris, (as Linux)
enabling the use of proprietary software to play DRM content.

But, you can have secure content WITHOUT DRM. Without DRM, the user is in control of security, not a third party outside the company.
Posted by: DonnieBoy   Posted on: 01/30/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Solaris with no DRM? Goof for hobby machines..  No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/30/06
My guess is that they know that  Michael Kelly | 01/30/06
You can be sure that all libraries will be LGPL on Solaris, (as Linux)  DonnieBoy | 01/30/06
Already have it with current license.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/30/06
The point is, DRM is NO problem with GPL2 or GPL3 kernels, the DRM program  DonnieBoy | 01/30/06
Well, with Linus being a tuuurd right now, Sun might gain some mindshare  DonnieBoy | 01/30/06
Nice one  Richard Flude | 01/30/06
Yes, Sun is only thinking about using GPL3, WHEN is is final. And, there  DonnieBoy | 01/30/06
Please identify  Richard Flude | 01/30/06
Yes, one of the pitfalls of Solaris is hardware support!  DonnieBoy | 01/30/06
I agree  Richard Flude | 01/30/06
No one wnats the GPL3...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 01/30/06
funny to always hear you say  toxicfreak | 01/31/06
Linus is wrong  Roger Ramjet | 01/31/06
AND  Roger Ramjet | 01/31/06

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