Re: [Trisquel-users] The worst thing happened on my laptop. DRM.

[onpon4]

What you're describing is nonsense and I think it's obvious that you're  
trolling. It's not possible for a CD drive to prevent the OS from saving a  
copy of the data that the CD drive is sending to it. The only way for DRM to  
work is for particular proprietary programs which are a part of a conspiracy  
to be required to read the data. This is possible for "corrupt discs":  
optical discs which are not compatible with the CD standard and require  
proprietary software to read. But the actual CD standard (which almost  
everyone uses) does not support DRM. Ergo, it's impossible to restrict what  
can be done with a CD in this way.

DVDs are a different story, but the encryption on DVDs is so pathetic that  
you can break it by brute-forcing anyway (see: libdvdcss).