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I'm betting the distro packagers like Canonical will solve the problem for end users. Meanwhile, Flash continues to circle the drain, and this might hasten its
by ConceptJunkie 15y ago
I'm betting the distro packagers like Canonical will solve the problem for end users.
Meanwhile, Flash continues to circle the drain, and this might hasten its inevitable, but slow demise.
- gcp 15y agoI'm betting the distro packagers like Canonical will solve the problem for end users. They might simply shift to Chrome as their default browser.
- justincormack 15y agoNot Chrome, they can't it is not open source. They could switch to Chromium, which could presumably run flash, but it is not clear how you obtain it if only Chrome will distribute it. Presumably they will have to distribute it as they say they will ship security updates, but that is unclear, as Linux flash does not auto update from Adobe.