| Weblog: | Linux Brings Frustration | |
| Subject: | Answers to plugin issues | |
| Date: | 2004-02-08 09:58:07 | |
| From: | nzheretic | |
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http://www.codeweavers.com/site/products/cxplugin/<blockquote>CrossOver Plugin lets you use many Windows plugins directly from your Linux browser. In particular CrossOver fully supports:
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Answers to plugin issues
2004-02-08 18:50:57 djames82 [View]
Hello-my name is Antonio Sanchez from Mexico. I am running Sun's linux. I am running Mozilla 1.6, I tried to install the Macromedia Flash plugin from macromedia.com I tried to double click on the executable, FLASH_PLUGIN_INSTALL.exe, however I was faced with an error saying it can not open such files. I am complete lost for word, why can I not run the Flash plugin installer? I have spent the last 16 hours compiling my 2.4 kernel to 2.6 - yet the problem still exists. Since that did not work due to some issues, I decided to re-install the whole operating system from scratch three times. I am lost for words. -
Answers to plugin issues
2004-02-08 19:31:40 markp1950 [View]
I think that you tried to install the Windows program. I Believe that flash 6 is a tar program...
It requires copying a file to a certain directory..
I couldn't get it installed in Mozilla Linux, but did in Opera for Linux...
MarkP
>Hello-my name is Antonio Sanchez from Mexico. I am
>running Sun's linux. I am running Mozilla 1.6, I
>tried to install the Macromedia Flash plugin from
>macromedia.com I tried to double click on the
>executable, FLASH_PLUGIN_INSTALL.exe, however I was
> faced with an error saying it can not open such
>files. I am complete lost for word, why can I not
>run the Flash plugin installer?
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