64-bit Adobe Flash Linux Support Is Back

[phoronix]

Phoronix: 64-bit Adobe Flash Linux Support Is Back

Earlier this year Adobe made the rather strange decision to pull their 64-bit Linux Flash Player, but now they have comeback to release 64-bit versions of the Adobe Flash Player for Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows operating systems...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=ODYwMg

[Smorg]

Woot! Can't wait to install me some proprietary pluginz. At least I can once again ditch the nspluginwrapper.

I've been having trouble with youtube html5 h.264 videos lately.

[0e8h]

Thanks for the heads up. FGLRX driver is now out today btw. 16-Sep,2010.

[Tares]

Atleast they fixed some bugs and I don't crash with some pages again ow... and kongregate finally works.

[nikai]

Great. Does it also fix this "critical vulnerability"?

[unimatrix]

Thanks for the heads up. FGLRX driver is now out today btw. 16-Sep,2010.

And yet again they didn't fix anything.

[droidhacker]

At what point will people finally start believing that adobe isn't to be trusted?

[.CME.]

mhm, with this new beta, i don't have any tearing anymore in fullscreen mode on nvidia (7800gtx) and intel (945gma)

[mendieta]

At what point will people finally start believing that adobe isn't to be trusted?

I guess it's been known for a while now !

http://www.linux.com/archive/feed/15087

We really need to support HTML5 and get done with this!

[DeepDayze]

I guess it's been known for a while now !

http://www.linux.com/archive/feed/15087

We really need to support HTML5 and get done with this!

This...and it's about time we reduced our dependency on Flash and rely more on open standards for presenting video content.