how can I play DVD's on Fedora 10 ?

[Bill Davidsen]

Thomas Iverson wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 10, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Kevin Kofler <kevin.kofler at chello.at> wrote:
>> Matthew Flaschen wrote:
>>> http://www.fedorafaq.org/#dvd
>> Note that totem-xine (described there) is a GNOME app. For GNOME users this
>> is perfect, users of other desktop environments may prefer one of the
>> alternatives below.
>>
>> There are KDE alternatives:
>> * dragonplayer (part of kdemultimedia) - KDE 4, minimalist UI
>> * kaffeine - powerful, still KDE 3 (but works fine in KDE 4 or any other DE)
>>
>> There are also other alternatives:
>> * gxine - based on GTK+
>> * xine - skinnable UI using X11 directly
>>
>> All of those are based on xine-lib, so just replace totem-xine in step 4 by
>> the app of your choice (or add several ones to try them out) and skip step
>> 5. The required library packages are the same.
>>
>>        Kevin Kofler
>>
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> 
> have a look at my article:
> http://www.ghostunix.org/2009/01/add-rpm-fusion-repo-to-get-more-useful-rpm-packages/
> 
> and , I strongly recommend you read the article How to ask the
> questions the smart way which wrote by Eric S. Raymond before you such
> kind of questions.
> 
I'm sure you can find an article on postings which (a) contain plugs for your 
stuff, (b) contain obscure semi-insults, and (c) don't answer the original 
(clear) question.

Your posting looks like a perfect trifecta of those things...

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