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Fine, maybe it doesn't need to die. All it needed was some healthy competition from companies dumping resources into HTML5. It was starting to get a bit uppity,
by WiseWeasel 16y ago
Fine, maybe it doesn't need to die. All it needed was some healthy competition from companies dumping resources into HTML5. It was starting to get a bit uppity, going unchecked for so long. And with any luck, perhaps Adobe could be pressured into releasing the runtime as a standalone open source project to which they are the major contributor, like the WebM organization for Google, which would be the best possible outcome.