I was wondering if there is any version of Silverlight that works on Ubuntu. I'd like to be able to watch Netflix on the computers I install Ubuntu on.
If Silverlight is officially supported by Microsoft for Linux, how do I install it?
I was wondering if there is any version of Silverlight that works on Ubuntu. I'd like to be able to watch Netflix on the computers I install Ubuntu on.
If Silverlight is officially supported by Microsoft for Linux, how do I install it?
Netflix does not work on Linux yet. Final verdict.
Silverlight on linux is called Moonlight and it is created by Novell. You can get it here. http://www.go-mono.com/moonlight/
It works more or less, depending on where you use it and for what.
-Beboy
i don't think it'll work, afaik moonlight lacks the neccessary bits to do DRM.
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Moonlight (and Silverlight) are both just rubbish in general.
+1!
Moonlight isn't any longer under development too since the development of html5.
It's not updated for a long time since the FAQ still speaks about FF 3.x and 4.x:
And Mozilla is at version 15.x!Moonlight should work on any modern 32bit and 64bit Linux distributions under Firefox versions 3.0 through 4.x
They even mention an older Ubuntu version....
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