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A quick look at Ubuntu TV (screenshots)

Summary: Ubuntu wants Unity to be your universal television interface.

Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols

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Once you're watching a show, the interface disappears but you can, if you want, pull up information about a particular show on-screen.

Screenshot: Canonical

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Topics: Hardware, Mobility, Open Source

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  • this is another sign...

    This is another sign that ubuntu is lost and doesn't know where or how to focus itself. It's sad to see a once promising OS dying like this.
    legend1222
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    • RE: A quick look at Ubuntu TV (screenshots)

      @legend1222
      Why so much negativity? Maybe this is what Ubuntu is ultimately suited best for. It has its DVR roots firmly planted already, who is to say that it wouldn't really shine in this environment.
      Techyard Dog
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    • RE: A quick look at Ubuntu TV (screenshots)

      @legend1222 What would you know? Honestly, you're just negativism personified with no input worthwhile. Nothing to say, then say nothing...
      alfielee@...
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    • RE: A quick look at Ubuntu TV (screenshots)

      @legend1222 What would you know? Honestly, you're just negativism personified with no input worthwhile. Nothing to say, then say nothing...
      alfielee@...
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