For the ones in search of the ultimate entertainment system comprising of Hulu, Boxee, a Mac with Front Row and more, a solution is here that… well… sort of does what you want.

A while back I ran a poll to see how RF readers generally got their media fix. The poll is now closed and the results are in.

Every time I get a new DVD in the mail from Netflix, I’m reminded why I hate DVD’s. They could be filled with blue rays, they could be brand new, whatever. The problem is that no matter what, they almost always skip. It’s like you can’t even breath on them or else you’re screwed. So here’s a list of the best gadgets to have in your home theater excluding any sort of DVD player.

After all that crazyness of Hulu blocking Boxee from accessing it’s video library, Hulu has gone ahead and made their very own desktop application.

I’ve been a Boxee fan since the minute I got my hands on it last year, and I can’t live without it. If you know me at all you’ll also know that I’m a sucker for having the perfect media setup at home. So with the help of Boxee, Front Row, the Apple Remote, and the less-than-stellar Mira software, I was able to form somewhat of a solution.

TUAW is reporting that Hulu excecs will be meeting up tonight in NYC and releasing a brand new version of it’s very popular software. This new version comes with several upgrades, including a nice workaround to access Hulu’s RSS feeds. This workaround is great because it’s based on Mozilla’s XUL, basically rendering any efforts from Hulu’s part to block Boxee from accessing its RSS feeds useless.