If you can’t move the file into the plugin folder form the terminal, as I had that problem, you can do it manually by dragging and dropping. To create the plugin folder, change to your home folder: The plugin is accessed by the browser from an application plugin folder located on your system.
Flashplayer is a browser plugin that allows internet browsers to decode media content. Now you are going to create a plugin folder in your home directory instead a system directory. Tar xvzf libflashplayer-latest_closed_beta.linux-x86_64.so.tar Within the folder thar flash file was downloaded to: Once the file is downloaded, it will be in a. I prefer to download the file to your preferred folder through the terminal using the wget command. You can download it directly from this site: To get things started, you will need to download “libflashplayer-latest_closed_beta.linux-x86_64.so.tar”. Goods news though, the alpha release is stable for the most part and works fine on my system. This is when you start to get into the nuts and bolts of the command line.Īdobe flash for 64bit ubuntu is still in the alpha mode and adobe plans to release the stable version for linux 64-bit sometime in the year of 2010. deb package files to install, it has to be done manually. The first thing to do was enable adobe flashplayer. As you can imagine, what I did in the 32bit I wanted to do in the 64bit. I started out with the 32bit version of ubuntu, which, for lack of a better phrase, “just works”.Now I am using an AMD64 dual core architecture and want to take full advantage of its power, so 64bit ubuntu was installed. This is done for the 32bit version of ubuntu, however, it is more trickier for the 64bit version. deb because it allows the system to install the file automatically.
The difference is you have to download the. The same is true in ubuntu, huge points given for this. In Windows you have to install flash from the adobe website and off you go. To do that, you need the media file that can view online media content, that being adobe flash. This allows my PCs the ability to watch online movies. One of the codecs I like is the adobe flashplayer. This support codecs are not enabled by default, however ubuntu developers will be porting default codecs that will read these files.
One of the reasons why ubuntu has been so successful is its ability to support different file formats, like mp3, wma, MPEG-4. Now it is my primary desktop system, yeeha!!! I’ve used it for almost a year, fully, and up to this point, have not had one major complaint. Ubuntu is a great linux OS, if not the best, that offers so much in the opensource world.
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