The state of web multimedia on Linux is pitiful. Proprietary codecs, plug-ins and closed standards are helping to keep Linux a second rate citizen. What Linux needs is not another proprietary framework like Moonlight, but more open standards. Can Google help by making YouTube a Theora-fest?
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- Korora 18 released, and it’s the same as the beta
- The new Anaconda installer
- Bug: Korora 18 KDE installer sometimes not loading
- Korora 18 (Flo) beta released
- Introducing the Korora Project
- Capturing a network stream with VLC
- Work around NVIDIA blue screen bug, by downgrading version (Update: fixed NVIDIA version released)
- Kororaa 17 BitTorrents available
- Kororaa 17 (Bubbles) released
- Kororaa 17 syncing to mirrors
Make The Move
By “multimedia” I presume you mean video? Yes, that’s a problem.
For all other aspects of “multimedia”, Canvas has it covered. See the amazing Processing.js library by John Resig of jQuery fame.