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Intel to cut Linux out of the content market (Inquirer)Intel to cut Linux out of the content market (Inquirer)Posted Jul 16, 2005 0:35 UTC (Sat) by philips (guest, #937)In reply to: Intel to cut Linux out of the content market (Inquirer) by TwoTimeGrime Parent article: Intel to cut Linux out of the content market (Inquirer) I do see how. While M$ will play with content locking toys from Intel, Linux might gain a number of new users. The users burned they fingers with M$' DRM and friends. (*) No other relation.
M$ can do what ever stupid things they have money for. P.S. Just try to imaging what kind of pain could be recovery DRMed OS. Windoze is now barely recoverable - DRM will make it only worse. And after recovery all your precious data "gone with the wind". Something similar happened to me. I do not do such things anymore: say chances that valuable info in open format will be stolen vs. it will be dumbly lost to DRM are equal. But open data have advantage of being at least recoverable from OS/hardware failures.
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