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Posted by Cliff on Wednesday February 11, 2004 @02:15PM from the stuff-to-think-about dept.

xgyro asks: "In light of the recent agreement between MS and Disney, and many calling for 2004 to be the 'Year of the Linux Desktop' does Linux have comparable DRM system to allow for distribution of protected content? Linus Torvalds has already endorsed DRM on the Linux platform. Possibly by coincidence, this company has announced a product that seems to provide for some possibilities. Will other companies follow suite? As a employee of a large content provider, what current options are out there for groups that want to deploy protected content on Linux?"

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by Anonymous Coward writes: on Wednesday February 11, 2004 @02:44PM (#8251282)

Not on my PC.
Not on my servers.
Not in my country.

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