Guys,
I lost a computer to a very invasive Sony DRM scheme (the computer was a labtop without an internet connection and with a legit operating system - Sony was trying to install a rootkit when the system rebooted and corrupted a number of OS files).
The problem is that these people don't tell us what they're doing and they can actually use these schemes to bypass copyright (at least the part where copyrighted items enter the public domain after a sufficient amount of time).
I just meant that there is the choice of DRM schemes (assuming the GUI is open enough for a language patch), thanks to the fact that there will be at least two distributors.
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01-13-2011, 07:17 PM
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