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Perhaps an multi-architecture issue? Do you run an Ubuntu
Studio amd64
install? If so, is libxml2:i386 installed?
Is Adobe reader needed for something? I'm not dogmatic, I use
proprietary software myself, but only if needed. Why do you
want Adobe
reader?
1. Update your sources, sudo apt-get update
2. Install gdebi package
3. Install AcroRead .deb package using gdebi. This should look for
your dependencies.
4. sudo nspluginwrapper
-i /opt/Adobe/Reader9/Browser/intellinux/nppdf.so
5. BUG. ~/C:\nppdf32Log\debuglog.txt is created when using AcroRead
into Firefox.
6. BUG for 1024x600. With alacarte modify your menu entry putting env
UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= acroread instead acroread
I made this some months ago. But now I'm not usually using AcroRead. I
prefer evince (default program for PDF files). It's faster, free...
Josep Pujadas-Jubany
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I tried your suggestion, and it still did not work. The <br>
<pre wrap="">sudo nspluginwrapper -i /opt/Adobe/Reader9/Browser/intellinux/nppdf.so
did not work at all.
However, I have installed Adobe Reader for Windows via Crossover which works.
The Linux version does work okay in Linux Mint. So not sure why it still will not run in Ubuntu Studio.
David K
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