Rejoice! Netflix now works on Linux with no Wine shenanigans required. All it takes to start watching Netflix on Linux right now is Chrome and a quick user agent tweak—and even that won’t be necessary ...

Seven years after first launching its streaming service, Netflix officially arrived on Linux this week: Linux users can now access Netflix streams without resorting to any complicated workarounds. All ...

Ubuntu Linux users no longer need to employ arcane workarounds to watch Netflix on their computers. Instead, they can just head to Netflix’s website through Google’s Chrome browser to start streaming.

Netflix is one of the most popular streaming services ever, but it’s always been a headache for Linux users to enjoy it on their computers. Watching Netflix has always required a variety of hacks to ...

You used to have to jump through a bunch of hoops if you wanted to watch Netflix on a computer running Linux. But for the last few years all you’ve needed to do is ...

Internet video provider Netflix (remember when they were best-described as a mail-order DVD rental service?) allows paying subscribers to stream thousands of TV shows and movies to a computer or ...

Organizations running large fleets of production Linux computers are being urged to apply new patches to stop remote attackers from crashing the machines. Three flaws affect how the Linux kernel ...

Last week’s post from Netflix on its use of open source has gotten a lot of coverage from the tech press. Too bad nobody’s called the video giant out on its hypocrisy: They benefit greatly from open ...

Firefox 49 for Linux will bring with it support for the Content Decryption Module, Widevine. This will enable users on the platform to watch Netflix videos, at least technically. In the upcoming ...