Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 27th Jan 2010 15:14 UTC, submitted by historyb
For the longest time, the default search provider in Ubuntu Linux has been Google, but this is going to change in the next release, Lucid Lynx, scheduled to release April 29. The change comes after Canonical has signed a revenue sharing deal with Yahoo!, so you can imagine who the new default search provider will be.
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2009-02-19
Wouldn't the same be true of ffmpeg and VLC, and aren't both available from Apt on a fresh install? Making software available that is technically illegal is nothing new at all to Linux distributors. (Heh, Patrick Volkerding's never even cared at all, so far as I can tell.)