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LibreOffice 7.0 Finally Retiring Its Adobe Flash Export Support
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Last edited by Guest; 24 April 2020, 05:50 AM.
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Originally posted by kpedersen View PostFor example Unity is pretty much the *same* prosumer product which means that its lifespan is also a little limited.
ThreeJS/BabylonJS projects aren't able to reach parity, but for non-game 3D stuff(probably fine for small games too), small interactive experiences and the like they're fine. Lot less weight and WASM parts such as basisu / ktx2 / draco decoders can leverage CDN for cache hits.
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Originally posted by frank007 View PostThe flash plugin is one of the best browser plugin ever made. Furthermore, it can reproduce videos using the real (real, not fake) acceleration of the GPU. Blind idiots killed it. The 3D and the real video acceleration is a full failure with the modern technologies.
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Originally posted by moilami View Post
No, flash was bad and this is great news that it is now being destroyed, almost as good as is the fact it has not been used in ages. What did you do when flash was mainstream? Watched Youtube with your windows xp? You make the least sense maybe of all postings ever in Phoronix.
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Originally posted by andrei_me View PostSpeaking of Flash, what is or what will be future support to use old software made on it? I see Flash as an old console, in the sense that we need an emulator to run it's programs, we will need something to run games made on it or something like that.
We have (had?) great flash games on Armor Games, like Gemcraft (all of the version) or Momentum MIssile Mayhem
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Originally posted by frank007 View PostFlash was bad because Adobe didn't want to open-source it. Sometimes some questions must not be asked, or have to be asked gently.
Flash and all other bullshit of its ilk (Silverlight, Java plugins, Unity plugins, and so on) was put to death by the big parties that came together and put down HTML5 standards, that moved all the capabilities provided by the plugin in the web browser application itself.Last edited by starshipeleven; 24 April 2020, 06:42 AM.
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Originally posted by frank007 View PostThe flash plugin is one of the best browser plugin ever made.
Furthermore, it can reproduce videos using the real (real, not fake) acceleration of the GPU. Blind idiots killed it. The 3D and the real video acceleration is a full failure with the modern technologies.
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View PostStill unsafe bullshit. All plugins were and were put to death for that reason.
HTML5 content is using real GPU acceleration, wtf are you talking about. If browsers on Linux suck and the only way to get some form of hardware acceleration was to use a proprietary plugin is a problem of Linux.
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