What Does Kodibuntu Have That Lubuntu's Doesn't?

[Andre Campos Rodovalho]

I don't use any paid streaming service. But I have no problems to watch
videos in Youtube, vimeo, and even other news channels using web browser.
For our happiness adobe flash is dying (hopefully by the end of this year
no service will rely on it). Even though, for relatively new hardware,
playing flash videos is not an issue (I don't know for paid services)

Anyway, I guess future is bright in this area. Linux suffers with bad
quality software and support from those services, but since they are
migrating for a better standarized technology, Linux might become even more
reliable than other OS on this field.



2016-01-03 22:15 GMT-02:00 Eric Bradshaw <
ericbradshaw at computers4christians.org>:

> Video streaming services on Lubuntu  can sometimes be difficult to set up
> and keep up with (
> http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/current-state-video-streaming-services-linux/),
> but Kodibuntu seems to have solved all that.
>
> KODI (kodi.tv) is an open-source media center that offers an incarnation
> for a dedicated box called Kodibuntu (http://kodi.wiki/view/Kodibuntu)
> and it doesn't seem to have any issue running any streaming video service.
>
> Lubuntu seems to be the OS running underneath KODI in this instance. If
> so, I'd like to know how KODI seems to have solved every streaming video
> obstacle because then there is hope that regular Lubuntu users could do the
> same. My fear(?) is that KODI is completely different and Kodibuntu is
> simply a dual boot setup of KODI and Lubuntu. Anybody know?
>
> Eric
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