1- I successfully configured the Gnash source code on Ubuntu and I am able
to run the SWF file on my system. I want to know how we can configure the
Gnash source code to Freescale Coldfire Series MCF5271 controller running
on Linux kernel 2.4.
What are options need to Enable/Disable while
I don't know why... I just don't know why, I used to get these
questions a lot from Indians back at 27M and then it popped up
everywhere else. Just Indians, no other people... It has bothered me
for quite some years since I don't know, and thereby can't really
stand it. To be honest, I get
On 11/19/09 02:06, Indrajeet Gajanan wrote:
1- I successfully configured the Gnash source code on Ubuntu and I am able
to run the SWF file on my system. I want to know how we can configure the
Gnash source code to Freescale Coldfire Series MCF5271 controller running
on Linux kernel 2.4.
What
Dear Gnash developers,
This is a feature request for the Gnash browser plugin. It would be nice if,
when
Gnash can't play a file due to unsupported opcodes or similar, it would display
text
on the lines of Gnash can't play this file (http://foo.bar/file) because it
uses
the unsupported XXX
Hello developers of Gnash.
First I want to tell you Congratulation for the very good soft which is
Gnash.
I use it in a project with embedded touch screen. The hardware is a based
BeagleBoard with ARM processor : OMAP3530.
I compiled gnash-fb 0.8.5 from the openembedded.org cross compilation
On 11/19/09 05:34, moquette wrote:
I compiled gnash-fb 0.8.5 from the openembedded.org cross compilation tool.
The current release is 0.8.6, btw.
It seems that the X and Y axis are inverted even for the mouse
resolution.
I'd try a newer release of Gnash, or better yet trunk, to
Hi Micheal,
what you're asking would be best implemented as a 'view logs'
GTK window. Benjamin has been looking at it some time ago but
never handled to complete the project due to other priorities
on the list.
Nonetheless Ben added support for popping up windows and it
should already work for
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