Of course it's possible to support Linux in a legal way. But for that you have to use standards and programs from non-monopolistic companies. The Council should know better.
All PC owners should be able to see the authority's messages and laws and directives if any, regardless of their ability to pay for an expensive Microsoft OS or an expensive Mac computer.
It's undemocratic to the bone.
The Streaming Service of the Council of the European Union is not in agreement with the European Interoperability Framework for pan-European eGovernment Services.
Hum... C'est quoi ce truc ubuesque? Sur quelle base légale se fonde cette "illégalité"? A oui, le droit du plus gros lobby et des politicars à la solde de microsoft bien sur ca fait force de loi ;p
Will the laws be available only for people who accept their licence agreement ???
If I don't agree with european laws, should I refuse the payment of implied fees ???
So If I don't agree with MS EULA, I should be able to watch the stream with a player I accept the EULA, and thus GNU/Linux available !
"The users have the choice between Microsoft Media Player 6.4 and higher " Quel choix ! Donc Linux est illégal et Windows, en situation de monopole outrageante, la solution parfaite...
Shame to force europe's citizens to use an american software, already proven as a monopoly, over a completely free solution !
I thought all this was about our independance !
Please, do not force the citizens of the EU to use proietary solutions.
Follow free standarsds! That's what has always made the web work the way you know it.
O GNU/Linux é absolutamente free e não tem custos nennhuns, ao contrário dos sistemas operativos da microsoft.
E ainda por cima, hoje em dia, existem muitos média/audio players em linux em tudo parecidos o do windows (ex: mplayer)
