The band netcat released their latest album as a
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! I don't know what license they used for the code. It produces the music in ogg format. After you build and load the module, you can play it like this:

I was checking that out at


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Builds (and plays) ok on F20 - pity it taints the kernel, especially as gregkh was involved.

BitJam wrote:The band netcat released their latest album as a
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! I don't know what license they used for the code. It produces the music in ogg format. After you build and load the module, you can play it like this:

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ogg123 - < /dev/netcat

I would not trust a kernel module from that kind of source, why did they not just publish the music as ogg in the first place. Just makes more sense.

Like Eino said. Why not?