Adobe has today released a beta of version 10 of their Flash-player. As opposite to earlier flash version, the Linux player is released at the same time as for the other operating systems. That is good news. But I still miss a 64-bit version of the Flash-player for Linux.
Adobe, give us a 64-bit flash-player for Linux Now.
Worth mention is that Adobe is listing Ubuntu as supported Linux.
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Adobe, where is the 64-bit flash player?
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I hear you. I hate how almost every site I visit in 64bit IE tells me to install flash player. then i have to copy the url, close 64,open 32, paste the url, and try again. sigh.
its pretty comical actually.
i think i got an athlon 64 in like 2003?
at most all i ever had to do was change a long back to an int32, or add -fPIC to a makefile.
of course gnash and a few other efforts have worked on 64bit for quite a while too
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