3 ms·

Not very good.

• timmorgan 16y ago
  Works as well on Linux as it does on my Mac -- using 100% of one of my cores and plays jerky video. What more could I expect from Flash?
• rythie 16y ago
  I use it all the time on my Linux machines and it runs fine on a single-core Athlon 2Ghz. Sure, it could be better, but it's certainly usable in it's current form, including full screen on a 1920x1200 monitor.
• jerf 16y ago
  I have 64-bit Flash running on a daily build of Chromium on Gentoo, which is relevant because you can't pre-build a binary distro for it the way you can with Fedora or something. (That is, you can certainly provide a binary that may work, but you can't test it on all Gentoo setups in any reasonable way the way you can on a normal distribution.) It's been working fine for weeks. I think it crashed once, but then, it does on Windows too sometimes. (And in Chromium it doesn't take out the browser, so I'm even less concerned.)