Use your preferred editor to create JSON configuration files with your corporate policies. Canonical takes the risk, SuSE and RedHat don't for example. Download the Chrome Browser package file. If you deliver a product that can play h264 and/or hevc, you have to pay MPEG, or layers of patent trolls will ruin you company. And RPi isn't the biggest in the world and even for those, Debian considers that as non-free. There is no way you can play h264 or hevc for example.įfmpeg is almost like a firmware blob or driver as the codec work is done by closed source firmware and hardware.

Already because their strict licensing w.r.t. It is both Debian based, openSUSE for example is really different. I think it shouldn't too difficult to let RasPiOS look like Ubuntu. I really liked it, although for myself I was used to KDE. I once had Ubuntu 9.10 with a Windows7 skin I believe is was. I don't understand why it isn't there either.

Still, it's easier if deb bullseye main also hasĬhromium-codecs-ffmpeg. She now has an older PC running Ubuntu 19.10. She has been used to Ubuntu for more than 10 years. It is important that it looks like Ubuntu. I'll definitely try that and see if I can get the Ubuntu design in there.

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