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DVD movie discs are protected by a form of DRM called CSS. This forces anyone who would like to create DVD playback software or hardware to pay a fee to the DVD Copy Control Association, an industry organization set up to protect DVD movie technology. Nearly all Linux advocates are scornful of any kind of DRM system. Although it is possible to purchase playback software created by Fluendo and CyberLink through Ubuntu s online store, few appear to be willing to support what they see as restrictive software technology. Some open source advocates reverse-engineered DVD protection and came up with the DeCSS software. This bypasses the CSS system and allows the playback of DVD movies under practically any operating system. Sadly, DeCSS is caught in a legal quagmire. The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) has attempted to stop its distribution within the United States, but has so far failed. Some

experts suggest that distributing DeCSS breaks copyright laws, but there has yet to be a case anywhere in the world that proves this. Nor has there been a case proving or even suggesting that using DeCSS is in any way illegal. Ubuntu doesn t come with DeCSS installed by default, but you can download and install the software by issuing a simple command, following the installation of a software package. Here is the procedure: 1. 2. Choose System Administration Synaptic Package Manager.

Our notation for expressing a calculus query is in two parts separated by a bar, as in Listing 2-6. The part on the left describes what information we want to retrieve (in this case the LastName, FirstName, and Phone columns), and the part on the right describes the condition. In this case, the condition is only that the row comes from the Member table because we want the information for all our members.

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