I want to break free!
If you are old enough you will probably recall the song by Queen of the same name. It is probably one of their better songs and Freddy Mercury really put a lot of emotion into it. Perhaps he really felt that he needed to be released from something and pursue his true nature.
Maybe that song should be the theme song of the latest addition to the repositories of the Debian family. This program is called Freeme2 and is based off of Freeme. You can visit the programs original site here.
Freeme2 is a program for stripping the DRM from commonly distributed music and sound files. More specifically it strips it from windows sound files of the format wmv, wma and asf. It also can do the same from video and audio streams.
So why would anyone want to strip DRM from their files?
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