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Is Adobe in some way associated with Intel?	by UnFair	2009-02-03 15:12:31
Problem is not the hardware...	by nate_t_g	2009-02-03 15:34:41
AMD chips, just like Intel chips, follow the "i386" architecture, with notable additions, but both can perfectly function under i386 compatible code. I think in this case its the fact that you are running Linux. I'm running Vista x64 Ultimate on an AMD64 architecture (fooey on all the naysayers - it works great for me :-) and I have the newest Flash player running just fine. Perhaps they are behind in coding a version that supports Linux, or supports your browser.
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The Linix 64-bit flash player is still beta, I thi	by vdp	2009-02-03 15:37:56
Not according to their site.	by UnFair	2009-02-03 16:53:02
you downloaded the 32-bit version	by Freakazoid	2009-02-03 17:00:55
I read somewhere you can install a 32bit	by confused.brit	2009-02-03 15:40:00
oops, corrected clicky	by confused.brit	2009-02-03 15:40:55
I did that in the past and it worked, mostly (n/t)	by UnFair	2009-02-03 16:54:16

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