Active X does not run on Linux, thank goodness!
Fred
Active X / Netflix?
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Re: Active X / Netflix?
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Re: Active X / Netflix?
hotdamn,
Not on Linux directly, if it requires active X. You can, however, run a XP virtual machine in linux and use active X. I suggest VirtualBox. Search for "Fred VirtualBox" if you want to go this route.
Fred
Not on Linux directly, if it requires active X. You can, however, run a XP virtual machine in linux and use active X. I suggest VirtualBox. Search for "Fred VirtualBox" if you want to go this route.
Fred
Re: Active X / Netflix?
hotdamn,
You will have to load Windows into the virtual machine. So you will need a copy of Windows.
Fred
You will have to load Windows into the virtual machine. So you will need a copy of Windows.
Fred
Re: Active X / Netflix?
I posted to a previous post about this issue. I heard on a podcast that Netflix is working on a viewer/player for Linux. I will be happy when this becomes available so I can watch "on demand" movies on my Mint-MythTV system.hotdamn wrote:is there any way to get Netflix 'watch it now' working under Mint6 ?
I'm using firefox 3....tried the user agent switch, but netflix still complains there is no active X.
I understand that active x is a real liability to security, just wonder if there's anyway to get netflix's service working.
many thanks,
-dan