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Adobe Flash Player 11 For 64-Bit Linux Is Christened

Posted by tuxchick on · 3 comments
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As we have been expecting since May, the next Adobe Flash Player release finally re-syncs the 64-bit build with the Flash updates in the mainline code available to 32-bit users. This is the first public beta release of the Adobe Flash Player 11 that offers both 32-bit and 64-bit binaries to Linux users, along with 64-bit binaries for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X users...

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Comments (3)

Jeff91 ·
I know I personally wrote about lack there of flash for 64bit Linux as well as many others. Did Adobe hear us for a change?

~Jeff
techiem2 ·
Or maybe they realized that, with the growing support for html5 and such, cutting out support for a chunk of their users probably isn't a good way to maintain their (slipping) lock on the market?

Or maybe I'm just a bit cynical.
jdixon ·
> Or maybe I'm just a bit cynical.

I guess it's possible. Nah, who am I kidding.

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