Thread: Removing DRM
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Old 11-10-2010, 04:40 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by Kumabjorn View Post
Part of progress I suppose. I haven't done any DRM removal as of yet, because I just don't feel comfortable with running scripts and pyhons. I want something to click on followed by a progress bar that ends with a smiley face telling me I successfully accomplished my task. Since the community of E-book users now must count in the millions it surprises me that there isn't any nerd, ehh sorry, computer genius, that have come forward with a nice little Windows/Mac utility.
Those free, binary executables are a major source of viruses and spyware, so it's a bit ironic that you are more comfortable with them. Scripts can be easily checked for such nonsense. Even though you may not understand the scripting language, someone who does will likely look at it at some point and verify that it does what it advertises.

That said, many scripting languages (including python) have GUI capabilities, so some could have a point 'n' click interface.
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