DIY - How to Install Flash Player

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bodyelectrics
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Adobe flash player

#16 Post by bodyelectrics »

Hello I just started using linux.Now I am trying to install the adobe flash player,tar.gz file but when I click on it It ask me to open it with another file but witch one do I need?
Or can I open it manually in the terminal and if so witch command must I use for that?

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#17 Post by Wally »

Hi,

A 'tar.gz' file must be extracted, first.

Click on it and then choose the option to 'extract all'.

It may then need to be compiled.

aarf

Re: Adobe flash player

#18 Post by aarf »

bodyelectrics wrote:Hello I just started using linux.Now I am trying to install the adobe flash player,tar.gz file but when I click on it It ask me to open it with another file but witch one do I need?
Or can I open it manually in the terminal and if so witch command must I use for that?
which puppy are you using. recent major puppies have this automated. xarchiver or something that says extract will do it.
manually in the terminal is also possible but i haven't needed to know this for so long i would have to look it up

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Re: DIY - How to Install Flash Player

#19 Post by xman »

Security update 10.1.85.3 is released (http://www.adobe.com/support/security/a ... 10-03.html).
playdayz wrote:1. Download Flash Player. The latest version is at http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ (Click the drop down menu and choose "tar.gz for linux").

1b. If you would like to try previous versions of Flash Player, then go to http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/142/tn_14266.html (you will download an archive containing *all* of the Version 9, or 8, etc., Flash Players--so unpack the archive and choose the version you want).

2. Unpack the file that you download ("install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz" for the latest version) by clicking it and then choosing Extract.

3. The file that is unpacked will be "libflashplayer.so."...

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