Rex Dieter wrote:
Michal Jaegermann wrote:
At least if I interpret correctly what
I was told some time ago nspluginwrapper.x86_64 only does not
make any sense.
You interpret incorrectly. nspluginwrapper for your native arch only still
provides the feature of running all plugins in a separate
process/address-space, so a plugin crash won't take down your browser with
it.
Also in rawhide, nspluginwrapper is confined by SELinux so the damage
caused by security holes in any of the plugins is minimal.
Rahul
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