A couple of notes about this port. The rpm will create necessary symlinks for 
the Boxee dev's prebuilt binaries to work. I found them to be their rtorrent, 
flash player, flash libraries, and some of their xulrunner stuff. Without the 
symlinks, flash apps such as Youtube will give you the "meatspin". 
The symlinks created by this rpm are necessary because this package contains 
pre-bundled binaries built against libraries with a different naming convention 
than Fedora. Given this fact, a standard rpm -ivh will fail due to dependancy 
errors. Running the rpm install with the --nodeps is necessary at this time.

It is worth noting I do not run pulseaudio with Boxee or XBMC, so I recommend 
removing it since pulse cannot do SPDIF passthrough.

Unfortunately, Hulu content does not play with the native 64 bit Flash plugin. 
At the moment, I cannot get any Hulu content to work with any 64 bit Linux 
distro with the native 64 bit Flash plugin. As you all know, the Adobe 64 bit 
Linux plugin has been discontinued. I have not tested workarounds such as 
nspluginwrapper with Boxee, but suspect this would work as well as can be 
expected.

Here is the original announcement thread which contains some workarounds for 
getting the time of day correct:

http://forums.boxee.tv/showthread.php?t=13064

Due to an rpmbuild error about an invalid rpath in one of the Boxee pre-built 
flash binaries/libraries for xulrunner, I have to use the following command 
when building:

QA_RPATHS=$[ 0x0002 ] rpmbuild -ba rpmbuild/SPECS/boxee.spec 2>&1 |tee box_rpm.log