Antonio Olivares wrote:
BTW Ubuntu, Xubuntu, Kubuntu, *buntu do not include
mp3 playback from the very beginning, but they are
easy to add supposedly. The other distros that do
include the mp3 playback, have not been sued, or I do
not know of any that has. What is illegal about
including the code?
We cannot wait for being sued to prove it. Like Microsoft has learned
recently, that's a quite a lengthy and costly affair.
http://www.news.com/2100-1027_3-6161760.html
There is no US based distribution that includes MP3 playback out of box.
Canonical which is the commercial/legal entity behind Ubuntu is
established (atleast technically) in Isle of Man which is a tax haven
and does not have the same laws nor do they operate in the same
environment or have the same goals.
Rahul
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