> Just FWIW, I've seen Youtube and some other similar web thingies not > work *on Windows* for various reasons, one of them being the need to > upgrade Flash. > This is true, but I think most of the problems people have with Flash on LTSP is getting sound to work. I'm not sure if this is such an issue anymore, at least on i386-based distros, because of the maturation (is that a word? TB didn't underline it..heh) of 'libflashsupport' for PA. I know, once I wrapped my head around it, it was just a matter of putting the (updated) flash player in the right directory on the server, and the TCs all magically got it. I wrote a wiki page for getting it going on Ubuntu, maybe it'll help anyone that's experiencing issues with it:
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