If you use an alternative browser, be it the super-swell Vivaldi, or Mozilla Firefox, you might prefer (or need to) to install the flash plugin separately. You don’t need to tick a box, add a repo, or do anything extra to get it - it’s present, ready to use, out of the box. Google Chrome for Linux comes pre-packaged with the very latest version of the Flash PPAPI (‘pepper’) plugin. The Most Easiest™ way to install Flash on Ubuntu is to install Google Chrome. If You Use Google Chrome You Already Have It You may still need to install Adobe Flash on Ubuntu.Īnd here’s how. Not every website, web service or web app/game has switched to using something newer or more secure. In the years since the snub the web’s reliance on and use of Flash technologies has (thankfully) dwindled.īut that doesn’t mean we live in halcyon days. This site is bookmarked and i liked the easy instructions, i liked on facebook too.Adobe began to offer their Flash Player plugin for Linux a couple of months back, 4 years after abandoning the platform.
I cant remember what i put in the google search to find this site but i am thankful i did. I clicked “system” on top of my desktop and then on the drop menu clicked “about ubuntu” to find out my version 10.04 LTS refined my seach to “how to get flash to work for ubuntu 10.04” was directed to hear and follwed the instructions from second post, from lidex. I google searched “how to get flash to work for ubuntu” was directed to this site and followed the recommendation from linux_0, on second post but to no avail. I downloaded each and tried youtube after installation to no avail. there were two options from there 1.tar.gz for other linux and 2.rpm for other linux. When I clicked on download flash from youtube it sent me to adobe’s site.
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