OT: Flash and Linux

[Kurt Griffin]

Hey all,

Sorry to use the "F-word" here, but I have an issue I've never had to 
deal with before. Got a big CD ESL project, done in Dir, which the 
client wants to port to Linux because Spain has decided to go with 
Linux in schools and government offices. Dir doesn't support it, but 
Flash does, so they want to look into doing the whole thing over again 
in Flash.

I have three functionalities that I don't believe can be reproduced by 
Flash.

One, recording - I know there's a microphone object in Flash. Has 
anyone gotten it to work reliably?

Two and three, saving and printing reports on the user's activity.

In our Flash CDs, we've been using Dir as a backend app to do all three 
of those. But, no Dir for Linux.

Does anyone know if these are possible in Flash, or know a 
Linux-friendly backend app that could do the grunt work?

-Kurt

PS - Tom, if you're listening, any plans on the Linux front?

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