> I don't think any OS player will substitute to the official one on the > platform supported by Adobe (mainly Windows and Mac). There is no direct > gain for the end-user so it doesn't make sense to switch the player. For > instance Firefox was a relative success only because IE security > problems and some global improved experience (tabs). >
Hi Nicholas, I disagree. Yesterday a member of the Mozilla Foundation posted to the Gnash list, requesting that Gnash be moved to the LGPL licence, so that it could be bundled with the Mozilla browser. If the OS plugin is bundled with the standard Firefox browser, it could, very rapidly, gain a substantial market share. It's early days yet, which is why I'm pointing this out now, rather than a year or two down the line. Cheers, Alias _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
