On Mon, 2006-07-03 at 03:57 -0500, Arthur Pemberton wrote: > >From looking at the website you linked to, there is no actual link to > the source code, so that about immediately eliminates the possiblity > of finding it in any Fedora Core/Extras. > > Also consider that a lot of the people with expertise enough to do > what is necessary to create an alternative general don't even like > Flash to begin with. Plus, the Flash player licence (which I could > find) specifically allows disassembling of the player. > > And it doesn't look like Macromedia/Adobe is at all interested in > providing up to date Flash player versions for Linux. Their current > version is still buggy. > > Peace Thanks a lot, that's what I was thinking. And no, I did not investigate any further. I am not the one who will complains not to have the last version of any product, but some of my customers asked me to check this or this website, and I cannot even access it, as I dont have Flash 8 players ... I can use it as an argument again using non open plugin on a website... but they just don't want to hear that ;-) I don't use flash myself on websites I manage, but I was just curious to know why Linux was only in the 7 version. Thanks for your answer, and again, it was not to criticize any. I am sure somebody would just on me telling, "What dont you do it by yourself ?". The Fedora team is doing a fantastic job, and I will not complain if I miss some proprietary plugin to be updated. May the Source be with you ! Philippe -- Philippe, Chiangmai, Thailand <phd2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
