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Interesting observation on Ubuntu	by Ishta	2006-06-17 16:40:54
But still no flash(Shockwave.com) (n/t)	by Ishta	2006-06-17 16:42:08
Flash? Try this site.	by shorty82	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Yes but that didn't work with Fedora	by Ishta	2006-06-17 17:13:30
Never used Ubuntu but it works great	by shorty82	2006-06-17 17:30:25
Which system architecture?	by Ishta	2006-06-17 17:32:35
Idea:	by Arivia	2006-06-17 17:35:12
No	by Ishta	2006-06-17 18:19:12
Feodra offers SwfDec package which has swf_play in it. It doesn't offer Macromedia Flash 7 player. I'm not sure why. I installed the Fedora 32 bit compatability libraries when I first put it on my system. Later realizing flash wasn't working I tried to use swfdec package. But it doesn't work. There is a swfdec-plugin but wrong version for the swfdec package. The swfdec package is said to include the browser plugin swf_play by default. It's not working. Neither was the manual install of the Macromedia plugin. Fedora Core 5 amd64 ships with no mp3 support(also limits a few other formats) and no flash support. I visited tweak sites to install mPlayer and a few other programs that weren't in the package database by default. I also tried installing the packages to give me ntfs mount support. They also don't work. Only one sensor from my system is being picked up. So I'm not that happy with fedora kernel though I have installed the kernel module packages.
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