I remember the nightmare of downloading random codec packages trying to get video to work in the late 90s, early 2000s before I found VLC.
More than ever it's a shining example of high quality software driven by a desire to simply make things work.
It stands in stark contrast at a time when the tech industry seems hyper focused on business models that lock users into crippled platforms and extremely invasive tracking.
More than ever it's a shining example of high quality software driven by a desire to simply make things work.
It stands in stark contrast at a time when the tech industry seems hyper focused on business models that lock users into crippled platforms and extremely invasive tracking.