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Netflix is delightfully competent.
Thursday, 28-Aug-14 17:11:51 UTC from web-
@mastertdi Netflix is disappointingly anti-Linux. :(
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@scribus I'll watch for both of us.
Thursday, 28-Aug-14 17:26:54 UTC from web -
@scribus The worst part is it's because Netflix uses Silverlight instead of a competent, non proprietary format.
Thursday, 28-Aug-14 17:27:04 UTC from web -
@scribus Can you not do some unholy magic with Moonlight and Mono?
Thursday, 28-Aug-14 17:29:38 UTC from web-
@cinnamonswirl I've done the Windows VM screwjob before.
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@scribus Apparently you can get away with a modern version of chrome and tampering your user agent to Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/38.0.2114.2 Safari/537.36
(you need a recent version of libnss3)Thursday, 28-Aug-14 17:52:09 UTC from web-
@cinnamonswirl Hmm. Well, at any rate, I cancelled NetFlix when they said my ancient 2 DVDs a month plan was going to lose streaming (also I hadn't used it in a year, anyway).
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@scribus You can install the "pipelight" plugin which is a plugin that sets up a wine-environment in the browser and starts silverlight, or you try using a HTML5 workaround http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/08/netflix-linux-html5-support-plugins
Thursday, 28-Aug-14 18:02:55 UTC from Choqok
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@scribus There's also the monstrosity that is netflix desktop. That's fun.
Thursday, 28-Aug-14 17:33:07 UTC from web-
@cinnamonswirl Man I haven't even heard of this....
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