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Good article. With legal problems looming over DRM, the RIAA, MPAA, BSA, and hardware manufacturers with proprietary codecs and drivers, etc. it is only reasonable to understand that people must make a choice--use some licensed software, go without running applications (like movie DVDs) that require them, or use software that violates certain laws. I believe that Linspire is providing a reasonable choice for people wishing to follow the first alternative. After all, Linspire is one of the few distributions these days that legally runs most multimedia applications out of the box.
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