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A while ago there was a discussion about flash and what browser to use.
Was there a consensus on the route to take?
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Chromium-pepper-flash is the future as I understand it; chromium obviously. I read some article about the official adobe flash and support being idled or dropped at some point. Too lazy to dig up the reference 
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Posted: Fri May 31, 2013 4:38 pm |
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Guess the idea is there doesn't need to be multiple browsers on a non-desktop system.
Just want to pick one that works and go with it.
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Posted: Fri May 31, 2013 4:39 pm |
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RacerX wrote: here's what I was able to dig up http://www.webupd8.org/2012/09/how-to-m ... layer.htmlotherwise A firefox package would be super OK... the link you posted takes you to the chromium-pepper-flash-stable package in the AUR. Excellent.
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There is an old version of Chromium in the extra's repository and I have it installed, current version on the repository is 23.0.1271.64-1 and I have flashplugin 11.202.236-1 and it works OK.
I appreciate that this is an applicance and I still want to use it that way, just that I would love to watch some videos online on my big TV from the Internet, does someone have a simple way to do this without having to resort to having to work out how to use the AUR?
Thanks
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