[clue] watching Netflix in Linux

[Zach Giezen]

Linux does have a port of Silverlight, it's called "MoonLight". ( http://www.mono-project.com/Moonlight )

I also use eclipse to dev in Java, C ,C++, Python, PHP, Ruby, JavaScript, android and Coldfusion.
I do not use it for my .NET projects. For that I use MonoDevelop ( http://monodevelop.com ) for when I have to do microsoft code work.

Currently I use a small XP VirtualBox VM to watch Netflicks on my Mythbox but it's a hack !!!.

Hope this helps :-)

Zach Giezen
Former CLUE north Coordinator
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