TJ a écrit :
On 06/12/2012 02:16 PM, TJ wrote:
Adobe has announced that Flashplayer for Linux will not be supported
beyond version 11.2. There will be backported security updates for a
while, but that's it.
I've read that Linux has two open-source alternatives, Gnash and
Lightspark. Any opinions on which is best? And what about installing
both?
TJ
Oops. Should have looked before asking that last question. I see
Lightspark is a dependency for Gnash.
But do they make a functional alternative to Adobe's offering...
TJ
I tried Gnash a couple of years ago and wasn't impressed. But now I
block flash by default (and rarely unblock) so I couldn't say.
When I tried it before, it could be installed the same time as Flash.
The latest version is in core. So why not try it and see ?
As I understand it, Adobe is planning to phase out support for all flash
in favour of something based on HTML5, but I could be mistaken.
--
André
