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Well, they killed off the non-Chrome Linux flash player, and then they completely killed off Linux AIR support out of nowhere (too bad if you bought into the wh
by 0x0 14y ago
Well, they killed off the non-Chrome Linux flash player, and then they completely killed off Linux AIR support out of nowhere (too bad if you bought into the whole cross development AIR platform, have fun porting your mxml to a different language and framework!), and just recently they even killed off development of "Flash Player 'Next'". They also decided to require license keys per deployment to unlock the client player if you were using stage3d and the alchemy compiler in a single app (and then they changed their minds again just a few months later).
So building products and applications on the flash player these days is quite the gamble.
- merdreubu 14y ago>So building products and applications on the flash player these days is quite the gamble. It's not that much of a gamble as long as W3C and HTML/JS are still around.