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Does anyone know whether adobe flash player can be successfully installed onto a linux (debian) operating system ?
I've tried all sorts of downloads from adobe but no success. The ...
- 06-11-2009 #1Just Joined!
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Flash player for linux debian
Does anyone know whether adobe flash player can be successfully installed onto a linux (debian) operating system ?
I've tried all sorts of downloads from adobe but no success. The processor is MIPS and the browser is bon echo.
Any suggestions gratefully accepted!
Thanks
- 06-11-2009 #2
Adobe flash player is only available for i386 arch for now, The beta for amd64 arch is released.
May be you should try alternative like gnash or swfdec
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gnash or swfdec
Hi
Many thanks for reply, not up with the technology, is gnash or swfdec easierly installable and is there a download?
will websites configured to use adobe flash work the same in my browser?
thanks again
cheers
- 06-12-2009 #4Linux Guru
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They are both available in the repositories. Just run the commands below. Update your sources, then install. As root:
That's it, if there are no errors restart your browser and off you go.Code:apt-get update apt-get install gnash
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Thanks,
Great I'll give it a go fingers crossed!!
cheers
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also you can try enabling on the sources.list the backports repos...
and in the bottom of the file wou can add the backports repository, i dont remember it exactly, search "debian + backports"with google.
i founbd it, see here
#apt-get update
#apt-get install fashplugin-nonfree
(it works on Debian AMD64, i have it installed)
after install it, you can comment the backports line.
See you.


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