Yeah, even when you boot up into Netlfix in Epiphany browser or something and discover you can't. It's not a great OOTB experience for new Linux users, never mind being locked out entirely. But that said, I don't really know how to fix the DRM problem without first making progress on open hardware. Viability and market share in spite of the adversity is the only chance I can see.
It still might fail. We try because we feel it is too important to simply do nothing, not because we expect mass success.
It still might fail. We try because we feel it is too important to simply do nothing, not because we expect mass success.