Adobe Systems has released a beta of a Flash Player 9 for Linux and said that it is working on 64-bit editions of Flash. The final Flash Player 9 on Linux is due early next year. According to an ...

There has been some interesting stuff coming out about Flash Player 9 for Linux, and I wanted to ut it all in one place for those following the development. Penguin.SWF has a list of the libraries ...

Adobe Systems has released Flash Player 9 for Linux, allowing users of the open-source operating system to create or use multimedia applications with the latest version of Flash. The launch comes ...

Adobe Flash has long held sway over a large swathe of web content. Now it will no longer function in Chromium for Linux, and TechRepublic thinks that Linux really needs Flash (among other things).

Adobe's Penguin.SWF blog has announced the availability of Flash Player 9 Update 3 beta 2 for Linux, which includes support for H.264 and hardware-accelerated video playback. During the ...

Adobe just pulled a major about-face. After axing the NPAPI Flash plugin used by Firefox and other browsers on Linux in 2012, Adobe has decided to begin updating it again and to keep it updated ...

While Adobe will continue to support Flash Player 11.2 for Linux with security updates for several years, the company is moving to a framework it called Pepper which allows browser makers to ...

Every Linux live and second system gets you securely ... Knoppix with a running Knoppix using “Knoppix > Copy Knoppix to Flash.” After selecting the target data carrier, the “Installation ...

When implementing a Linux operating system on these devices, the critical issue of how to create a filesystem without a hard drive arises. A number of different types of Flash memory are designed ...

A significant change in this version of Flash is the availability of 64-bit builds for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. The long-overdue delivery of 64-bit support is a major milestone for Adobe.