Flash Player 9 for Linux
p2pnet.net News:- Adobe Systems has at last released Flash Player 9 for Linux.
It was available for Windows and Mac OS X more than six months ago.
“Linux developers can now create, test and deploy rich internet applications on the open source platform using the free Adobe Flex 2 Software Developers Kit, Adobe Flash Player 9 and the free Flex Data Services 2 Express” says vnunet.com.
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vnunet.com – Adobe Flash Player 9 ships for Linux, January 18, 2007
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January 18th, 2007 at 11:45 pm
But many who are committed to using FOSS software won’t want to use the official player, so this probably won’t see much acceptance other than by the Windows-substitute crowd.
Hopefully, this release will allow the gnash project and related efforts at free Flash players to step up compatibility for Flash files past version 6.