Ubuntu sells private decoding programs and DVD software

Article title: Ubuntu sells private decoding programs and DVD software. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Some basic categories, such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open-source systems, will always encounter a huge private multimedia decoder problem when playing DVDs on Linux, ubuntu or other distributions are not authorized to re-release these multimedia decoders. Therefore, it is not ideal for users. Converting a multimedia file to an open format or using a "find" Decoder on the network is likely to be illegal. There is no doubt that this will affect the user experience. to change this situation, Canonical has made some tough decisions to start selling legitimate private decoder and DVD player software that users can buy at the Ubuntu store. The price of different software is different. for example, for Linux PowerDVD, the price is 24.58 usd2. It may take $30-$45 to purchase all private decoders, which is much cheaper than Windows.