Xine, amarok, kaffeine incompatibility

[Trever Fischer]

On Tuesday 17 July 2007 1:32:11 pm Rex Dieter wrote:
> Fedora's fault?  Hardly.   Instead blame patents and US law.  Legally,
> fedora can neither include mp3 support, nor provide any direct links on how
> to obtain it (read up on "contributory infringement").

Thanks for clearing that up for me :). I was always under the impression that 
fedora simply choosed /not/ to include the copyrighted stuff, because other 
distros include those kinds of things right out of the box. Or I might just 
be an idiot.

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