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I wonder why nspluginwrapper is not mentioned, which supports the use of 32-bit plugins with a 64-bit browser. In fact, when installing /flashplugin-nonfree/ on
by danieldk 15y ago
I wonder why nspluginwrapper is not mentioned, which supports the use of 32-bit plugins with a 64-bit browser. In fact, when installing /flashplugin-nonfree/ on Ubuntu x86_64 it will nspluginwrapper.
It's not ideal, but works fine for casual Flash website use.
- riledhel 15y agoAs the article mentions, there's also a "preview" for 64-bit linux flash plugin. It's called "Square", runs fairly ok and it's available at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer.html http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer.html Last version available is 10.3.162 or something like that...
- keeperofdakeys 15y agoNo, nsplugin wrapper allows you to run the 32 bit plugin on a 64 bit system with 64 bit apps. I haven't had that much luck with it, too much stuttering on my machine.
- riledhel 15y agoI know, I was trying to highlight there's another option from Adobe itself. I found it after trying to use the nsplugin wrapper itself and failed to do so.