nicolauz

I'm in no way a Google fan boy (rather the opposite), but IMHO this is backwards.

We have a (at some levels) shits DRM because of Google providing a semi-secute DRM stack.

If you want to go full DRM, there is no way around a key store, so for most (user) linux installations unachievable.

Without widevine nobody would give a fuck about Linux DRM anyway and Netflix, Amazon and friends would be out of reach for "normal" Linux users.

That said: fuck DRM, fucking cancer.

There is a difference?

I think it's suppose to be (grilled/pan-fried) Leberkas.

https://youtu.be/184eP_KuXek?feature=shared

TIL! Good to know, thanks