[Leaplist] adobe flash for Ubuntu

[Hank Lambert]

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That's interesting, because I just read in Linux Format that Adobe
does not have Flash for 64-bit Linux. To get it to work well, it needs
to be wrapped in NDIS or some other workaround. You seem to have the
opposite issue.

I did have a problem with Flash with Debian Etch on my laptop. When
Opera downloaded Flash as a plug in, it didn't work (I got the same
error message). Then I finally downloaded the .deb package from
Adobe's Web site and installed it that way. From that point on, it
worked. Give that a try and see if it works.

Good luck,

- --Hank


Ram K. Singh wrote:
> <!-- DIV {margin:0px;} -->
> While surfing I am often asked to download new plugin "Adobe Flash
> Player version 9.0.124.0.   I check with my synaptic packages that
> show I have adobe flash player 9.0.124.0 ubuntu2 installed.
>
> I can't figure out the mystery because my note books that are 64 bit
> machines with 32 bit Ubuntu  8.04.1 on them show no such reminder
> but my desk top (a 32 bit machine) with the same 32 bit Ubuntu 8.041
> software does.
>
> Any explanation and/or solution would be appreciated.
>
> Ram
>
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