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Flash player on Guttsy Gibbon

  Date: Jan 02    Category: Unix / Linux / Ubuntu    Views: 353
  

this is a completely different PC I am having big problems with now.

I've installed Gutsy Gibbon on a PC and I am installing all the bits
that don't come with Ubuntu (i.e. DVD codex Flash etc) I've installed
Automatix2 DVDs play fine now and I'm now trying to get Flash sites to
work in Firefox only they report I don't have Flash plugin. Yet when I
add it it tells me I already have it and I go round and round in a loop

the error message I get is:-
Package Flashplugin non-free is already installed

Yet Firefox keeps telling me to install the plugin

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6 Answers Found

 
Answer #1    Answered On: Jan 02    

www.adobe.com/.../download.cgi\
ash

shut down the browsers and install from the gz package

 
Answer #2    Answered On: Jan 02    

Much appreciated, I had installed Gnash earlier but that was rather flakey

 
Answer #3    Answered On: Jan 02    

At the site it says that after downloading......../.In terminal,
navigate to the desktop and type.........

How does one navigate to desktop in terminal?

 
Answer #4    Answered On: Jan 02    

"cd Desktop"

the terminal window should open in your home directory.

of course that instruction is assuming you downloaded the file to
desktop.


I unpack the archive and install with the gui.

 
Answer #5    Answered On: Jan 02    

As some of you will have noticed I also use the GUI too it's an awful
lot easier and more intuitive.

If you save the file rather than automatically opening it =its
generally a lot easier and you've a backup too. I have Firefox set to
save in a Directory in my users account called Downloads. This helps
keep things tidy for me

 
Answer #6    Answered On: Jan 02    

no problem. the joy of lists like this and Ubuntu Forums is that there
is usually someone that has had and resolved the issues big and small.


For me there were some sites that were coded in such a way that only
macromedia flash would do...

 
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