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there is a "netflix /firefox/WINE " bundle that almost works
to use netflix install windows7 and use Internet Explorer 9 but with fedora using the "pam" hack to run the GUI as root will cause problems SE problems and update problems |
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But I must agree with you that this discussion has veered fairly far off topic.:( (Feel free to ignore my comment above. It's your system to run as you wish.) ------------------------------------------------- So, to return to the topic, I just tried my Firefox (also version 24), and got the same page you saw. I did notice that the page does not mention any Linux support for anything, so I thought I'd try streaming once more in google-chrome. Guess what? :redface: The same message popped up! :cry: So I looked around some more, and discovered that Netflix depends on the M$ "Silverlight" package to work, and, if you don't have a silverlight plugin, streaming won't work. UNLESS you can get the pipelight plugin working on your system. :) (As you can see from the installation instructions, this may be a nontrivial task if you aren't running one of the Debian family distributions.) |
the MS silverlight issue is why there is a custom built install ( bundled) Microsoft firefox.exe running in a custom built wine with a custom built mono .
but save your self a headache use netflix on win7 and IE 9 or 10 |
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