It doesn't decrypt dvds and you have to combine it with another program. How is that the best solution?

@dicepackage: Remind me to never bring you my tv to have it repaired.

@jbarns: Yeah, I usually build my own so I haven't seen bloatware on the Desktop end, but they do come with it.

Laptops are too expensive to get the same performance and equipment as a desktop(unless you are foolish enough to give your money to Alienware(Dell)), plus they normally come bloated with crapware from the manufacturer. Desktop for me.

@Philip Marquis: You had me @ "dose" and "intice", then came "outy" and I was completely sold.

@chris0089: Also check out Steam, digitally distributed games and they're always in the cloud so you can re-download anytime and on as many machines as you want.

@VagrantRadio: And to add to this: Blu-Ray and ISO auto-loading support, please!!!

@conebone69: Try the Air Mouse app, it's brilliant. Controls your entire htpc with your iPhone.

@Wesley Evans: Does not and will not play Blu-Ray or ISO files for some reason. That's a pretty important one imo.

For those having problems with Boxee not finding your shows/movies, you have to follow the naming conventions. I fixed mine and it found over a terabyte easily.

Omg, finally an open source project management tool with time tracking? Nice.

VOTE: DVDFab

Um, shared folders across the network.

@njso18: Let's see..

@se7a7n7: You do realize that if Netflix doesn't bend to these companies, they don't get movies period, and less selection for the paying customer. It's a good thing in a roundabout sort of way.

@Adhominem: Protip #2: Stop making video games.

@The How-To Geek: You call someone out in a public comment section for leaving a frown? Seriously?

@oddfish: You've got red on you.

@Neener: Why, is there a Honda rally in town that day also?

Riiiiiipoff. You can get the actual copy of the game plus the map packs for less than that.