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For some reason my external modem is not working with my suse 10 os so I am missing Mark Fiore's cartoons. I need to get the codec's to the adobe ...
  1. 04-18-2011 #1
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    Need to buy 8.04 codec ( codex ) for adobe flash

    For some reason my external modem is not working with my suse 10 os so I am missing Mark Fiore's cartoons. I need to get the codec's to the adobe flash player to get the thing to work in ubuntu. Does anyone know where I can get them using paypal, please?? Thanks!!
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    Need a link lucky to cartoons. This software I have on another laptop for now in AntiX that I use to view downloaded cartoons.

    Comix - GTK Comic Book Viewer [download]

    Should be in opensuse package manager and Ubuntu also.

    There are Comix packages available through some system's package managers, including:
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    So not sure about knowing what you need for online comic viewing.
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    Roky, Mark Fiore's cartoons are animated so I need the flash player to view them.
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    Since You made me search for the link

    All I can say is it plays OK for me. No paypal involved. I see a buy stuff tab in top task bar of site?
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    Hi guys.
    I saw this, and tried the same link.
    CousinLucky, are you sure you have the right Flash Player installed?
    Everything started running fine on my box, and I am booted to Ubuntu right now.
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    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Re...dFormats/Flash



    "Enable the Multiverse repository if you have not yet done so.
    Install the package flashplugin-nonfree.
    Restart your web browser. Flash should now work.

    After installing flashplugin-nonfree, sound in Flash will not work. To fix this, install flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound."


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    The multiverse repository ( took me a while to find it ) was enabled.

    I re-installed the adobe flash player from multimedia multiverse.

    Still no flash player! The thing updates periodically but has never worked in Ubuntu.
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    Are you running anything like No-Script or Ad-Block?
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