Description: Flash Plugin Patcher 1.0 by:Nikolai Rachmaninoff,Envied Ubuntu Group
Description: Since the Ubuntu team has updated firefox to versions 4.x and 5.x, many users of the 64 bit version of Ubuntu haVE experienced different problems related to the flash video streaming.
This script will solve the problem.
Tested on:Ubuntu 11.04 Natty (64 bit)
Instructions: 1)Download and unpack the tar.gz. 2)Double-click the .sh script and run it in terminal.Last changelog:
28/06/2011 -Script released. 28/06/2011 -Code updated to v.1.1
Mi fa piacere sentirlo...Lo prendo come un complimento complimento.
Se hai bisogno di qualche dritta o consiglio, non esitare e chiedi, saro lieto di poterti aiutare.
Saluti
E perdona gli errori nel commento precedente...ho la ''brutta'' abitudine di fare diverse cose contemporaneamente e finisco con il non sapere nememno come mi chiamo:P
P.S. for a file this size Just host it on Gnome-Look ! No need to have to wait for Mega upload !! IMHO 4Shared is much better for large files !! Just say'n !
Thank you for the comment,
By placing my files on megaupload, i gain some points, point which will be redeemed to get some cash for donation to ubuntu staff.
But I tested the link and it's strange.I have enabled the directlink-download option, which should let you avoid the 50sec-queue.It doesn't work.
hi dear,
nice, that you want to engage in these flashplayer-problems. But: for all 64bit-users, there is already another solution with a 64bit-ppa-repository. Look here:
https://launchpad.net/~sevenmachines/+archive/flash
This solved the problem for me. For this, you need to uninstall all previous versions before. That means: if you have flashplugin-installer and flashplugin-nonfree installed via Synaptic, uninstall these packages before. Then restart your system. Then if you have Gnome3 installed, go to Activities and there to "others" and software-sources. There copy&paste the line shown on this link into the window and save these changes. Then refresh your software-sources. Then go back to Synaptic in Activities and install the package flashplugin64-installer.
That's it. Then these problems are solved!! I hope, that this ppa-repository will be available for future releases of Ubuntu and ubuntu-based distros.
Well, since it is Linux, there are many different ways to solve a particular problem.
my script is the result of some test of mine.
Thank you anyway for your comment.
Ratings & Comments
9 Comments
Thank you so much for sharing,im solved my little problem with this patch :)
Mi fa piacere sentirlo...Lo prendo come un complimento complimento. Se hai bisogno di qualche dritta o consiglio, non esitare e chiedi, saro lieto di poterti aiutare. Saluti
E perdona gli errori nel commento precedente...ho la ''brutta'' abitudine di fare diverse cose contemporaneamente e finisco con il non sapere nememno come mi chiamo:P
Great ! Any solution to any issue is a plus for community !! Kudos to you both !!!
P.S. for a file this size Just host it on Gnome-Look ! No need to have to wait for Mega upload !! IMHO 4Shared is much better for large files !! Just say'n !
Thank you for the comment, By placing my files on megaupload, i gain some points, point which will be redeemed to get some cash for donation to ubuntu staff. But I tested the link and it's strange.I have enabled the directlink-download option, which should let you avoid the 50sec-queue.It doesn't work.
hi dear, nice, that you want to engage in these flashplayer-problems. But: for all 64bit-users, there is already another solution with a 64bit-ppa-repository. Look here: https://launchpad.net/~sevenmachines/+archive/flash This solved the problem for me. For this, you need to uninstall all previous versions before. That means: if you have flashplugin-installer and flashplugin-nonfree installed via Synaptic, uninstall these packages before. Then restart your system. Then if you have Gnome3 installed, go to Activities and there to "others" and software-sources. There copy&paste the line shown on this link into the window and save these changes. Then refresh your software-sources. Then go back to Synaptic in Activities and install the package flashplugin64-installer. That's it. Then these problems are solved!! I hope, that this ppa-repository will be available for future releases of Ubuntu and ubuntu-based distros.
Well, since it is Linux, there are many different ways to solve a particular problem. my script is the result of some test of mine. Thank you anyway for your comment.
Thank very much. I have updated the code of the script.