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Sort of, but not really. The problem is that we don't pick whether we're going to use Flash or an alternative. The website does. And you bet that a lot of websi
by makmanalp 15y ago
Sort of, but not really. The problem is that we don't pick whether we're going to use Flash or an alternative. The website does. And you bet that a lot of websites also aren't going to care about the tiny 64 bit linux segment. "Competition" in this case would have to provide an exact drop-in replacement of Flash, which I don't think will happen soon. (The open flash replacements mostly sucked the last time I tried them.)
- nathanb 15y agoSorry; by alternative I didn't mean HTML5 or Silverlight or whatever but whether to use gnash + Lightspark or an old, buggy 64-bit flash or 32-bit flash.