Thanks for the letter Jesse.

I did a clean install of the Flash 10.1 and CBC now works on my machine
running Ubuntu 9.10.  Nevertheless, I think that CBC could have given a
little advice in this direction rather than me having to rely on CLUG to get
the solution.  Thus, I am planning on sending a letterr regarding this.  I
will bring this up at the July CLUG meeting (provided we are having one).

On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 5:29 PM, Jesse Kline <[email protected]> wrote:

> Here's a second draft:
>
> Dear Mr. Carlin,
>
>
>
> I am writing you on behalf of the Calgary Linux Users Group (CLUG), a
> non-profit organization dedicated to supporting users of the Linux operating
> system and open source software in Calgary and the surrounding area.
>
>
> Our membership is concerned because the video content on cbc.ca will no
> longer play on Linux systems. Seeing as Linux users could previous access
> all the CBC content and considering that a majority of video on the web will
> play fine on Linux systems, we do not believe that it would be hard for your
> IT department to correct the problem. We are aware, however, that a number
> of people from across the country have informed the CBC about this issue,
> but have been told that nothing will be done to correct the problem.
>
> Given that the CBC has been mandated by parliament for its services to "be
> made available throughout Canada by the most appropriate and efficient means
> and as resources become available for the purpose," we believe that
> excluding Canadians from viewing CBC content based on their choice of
> computer operating is antithetical to this mandate and the expectations that
> Canadians have about their public broadcaster.
>
>
> The Linux community is dedicated to the supply and support of open source
> software via member directed community organizations dedicated to supplying
> knowledge and experience. Open source software is developed by a community
> of developers from around the world and is given away for free so that
> everyone may have the opportunity to use modern technology to its full
> advantage. It is in this spirit of making technology accessible to the
> widest range of people, irrespective of income or location, that we seek the
> participation of the CBC in promoting this goal and supporting Linux
> software for applications within the CBC website.
>
>
> If you have any questions about our group, or the issue in question, please
> don't hesitate to contact me at _____. Many of our members would love to
> have this issue resolved and if your staff needs any assistance in sorting
> out this problem, I can assure you that we have many information technology
> specialists who would be happy to provide any assistance they can.
>
>
>
> Sincerely,
>
>
> President, Calgary Linux Users Group
>
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