Re: [opensuse] Fwd: mozilla flashplayer plugin broken

Fred A. Miller wrote:
Sampsa Riikonen wrote:
Hello Listmates,

I sent this e-mail earlier but it went unnoticed.

Has anyone else had problems with the adobe flashplayer
plugin 9.0.124.0 for linux x86_64 ?

Mine is not working. :(

I totally agree.. multimedia in 11.0 / 64-bit is not FG.

Cheers,

Sampsa

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Subject: mozilla flashplayer plugin broken
Date: Friday 29 August 2008
From: Sampsa Riikonen <sampsa.riikonen@xxxxxx>
To: "opensuse+help" <opensuse+help@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

Dear List,

Have anyone else noticed the following problem with
suse 11, 64-bit while watching flash videos from, say,
youtube (happens with other webpages too..)?

The flashplayer (mozilla/firefox plugin) just shows a blank
screen (i.e. the rectangle where the video should appear
is just white/pink, nothing happens). Then when I am trying
to access the flashplayer options, i.e. clicking with right
mouse button on the blank screen, nothing happens either..

This seems to happen quite randomly.. a video I could
see yesterday, I cannot access today.

My flashplayer version is 9.

If you're using KDE 4.0, then there ARE problems! I just finished today
replaceing 4.0 on the last client box that had it. Until KDE 4.* is a
FULLY functional AND FULLY configurable replacement for KDE 3.5, I'll
NOT use it. On the factory list, there's talk that openSUSE 11.1 won't
include KDE 3.5. IF not, then I'm done with Novell AND openSUSE. This
would be the most ignorant decision that can be made in regards to the
future of openSUSE, IMHO!! I KNOW of developers who presently use
openSUSE 11.0, who WILL also do the same thing....guaranteed!!! Some are
very misguided when they think they can ram incomplete marginally
functional software down our throats. NOT!!

Fred

As far as I am concerned, none of the KDE-anything can compare to the latest Gnome.

Ed
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