This is the life . total access .Blows me away what java can open up
This is the life . total access .Blows me away what java can open up
Goineasy9....
icedtea6-plugin.....Worked and listed...Now to go wherenot many went before .....Cheers and beers ..
Now I have a lot of reading to do ... Security and alldatstuff!!!!/ lol
Dat was really keen
apt-get install icedtea-plugin <this wasnt found >E: Unable to locate package icedtea-plugin
openjdk-6-jre > so far so good no problem..thanks
Yessss!!!!Just perfect .... I've been running those lines *and getting errors* ....But with copy and paste ....BINGO...
(I have a movie playing on another tab as I write this )....Excellent thank you .
Next stop ...Sun java ... or something similar so I can live chat ...
Thank you again
http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/flashplugin-nonfree *** very helpful ...But there is still something unruly goin on.
Got some amazing updates though .. Many thanks***
update-flashplugin-nonfree -iv The hardship is the version on box is 1.xx.xx.3.(which dosen't work on most sites) ..What I need is flashplayer 10. It,s fetched off the net. Uncompressed /Bash for some reason cannot execute.
My command-line writing must be really flawed...
I really need to know this so I may be able to help the next guy ..
HI, I'm having a lot of trouble getting Flash player 10 linux to install(iceweasel browser) on Debian squeese.(i386 32 bit is the ver. the adobe tell me to d/load) I cannot get it to kick in with synaptic ( that wants to use ver 1.and asks for the disk ) I have no install discs . So need to do it all over the net.. Via bash.. I have the package downloaded and can unzip it. How do I put it where it should be and how do I access it from bash (cd ??)so that I can apt-get install the player..
Im sure this problem has put many people off staying with Linux 6. I have been warned not to turn on backports ???
I have tried all the solutions on the majorgeeks thread . But I cannot get over the last hurdle.
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