[CoLoCo] Flash Problem

[Kenneth D Weinert]

My problem is the opposite, I think.  It's really *easy* to install
flash :)

It looks like I'm picking up *3* flash players in my browser.

I'd be interested to know if your installation works on the following
page:

http://alice1059.com/pages/1439959.php

At least they put up both the direct MP3 link and the link to the flash
player.

From what I've found, the reason that the flash player doesn't work for
me is that the flash player they're using is compressed, and that's not
supported on Linux. When I go over to my work laptop (running Windows),
the link comes up fine and works.

Hmm, looking at the list of plugins, there are multiple ones that have
some overlap - when content is found, is it first come, first served as
far as which plugin is used to present the media?

On Mon, 2008-01-07 at 09:06 -0700, Jim Hutchinson wrote:

> Easiest solution I've found is to follow the appropriate, for your
> system, blue steps at
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=636397 to install flash.
> Worked like a charm for me.

-- 
Ken Weinert
http://quarter-flash.com

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