If you haven’t yet noticed, Adobe released a “pre-release quality” version of their penguin.swf version. That would mean, boys and girls, Flash plugin for 64-bit architecture. Installation might need some workout (I downloaded the installer script of the normal flash and removed the architecture check function), but:
[12:32] < Myrtti> this almost makes me cry
[12:32] < Myrtti> no npviewer.bin trashing my cpu fan
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if this gets good enought maybe we can get it into Jaunty and then backport it to Ibex and hardy
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What do you mean with that IRC quote?
In intrepid sometimes my pc gets frozen and cooler starts spinning like mad; i am beginning to think it’s because of flash. Any ideas about it?
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Cool, I’ve modified flashplugin-nonfree to handle the new Alpha plugin. I don’t want to upload it to Jaunty until Fabien Tassin has had a chance to look it over: https://launchpad.net/~kees/+archive
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Daniel T Chen Reply:
November 18th, 2008 at 13:19
@Kees Cook, the changes that you made are similar to mine. I chatted with Fabien and Alexander yesterday, and we’re going to discuss how to best approach flashplugin-nonfree for both arches at UDS. There are at least a couple issues on the table, least of which are whether to continue using nspluginwrapper and whether the package really belongs in -partner. Before we flesh them out, it’s best that we hold off uploading to jaunty.
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I do not know how you, guys, but I can not work with it. Every time it seems to me that my PC is going to die.
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