Boxee is a free cross-platform media center and entertainment hub with social networking features that is a fork of Open Source XBMC media center software. As a "'Social Media Center", Boxee enables i... More
Boxee, which offers an open source, social media center platform that we've covered a number of times, is radically changing course according to a new announcement from the company. While Boxee was originally simply a software platform that provided a "10-foot interface" for those who wanted to sit on the couch and control media on big screen TVs, it ended up finding success as an embedded platform in devices such as the D-Link Boxee Box. In that space, it competed with Roku, Apple TV and other devices. As of January, it sounds like that will become Boxee's primary focus.
Boxee, which offers an open source, social media center platform that we've covered a number of times, is radically changing course according to a new announcement from the company. While Boxee was originally simply a software platform that provided a "10-foot interface" for those who wanted to sit on the couch and control media on big screen TVs, it ended up finding success as an embedded platform in devices such as the D-Link Boxee Box. In that space, it competed with Roku, Apple TV and other devices. As of January, it sounds like that will become Boxee's primary focus.
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I can't seem to locate the files - I'm running Red Hat 6.0.
you recently wrote an article about boxee and i've been playing around with it lately. I have a MBP with an external display, but i cannot figure out how to get boxee to present on the external display (aside from mirroring which is lame), is there a way to do this?