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Post subject: AMD64: Does Gnash in experimental show youtubevideos?
 Posted: 16.09.2010, 17:17
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Post subject: RE: AMD64: Does Gnash in experimental show youtubevideos?
Posted: 16.09.2010, 17:45
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Post subject: RE: AMD64: Does Gnash in experimental show youtubevideos?
Posted: 16.09.2010, 17:56
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...and was even upgraded again today
greetz
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Post subject: RE: AMD64: Does Gnash in experimental show youtubevideos?
Posted: 16.09.2010, 18:01
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Post subject: RE: AMD64: Does Gnash in experimental show youtubevideos?
Posted: 16.09.2010, 18:10
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Posted: 27.09.2010, 06:10
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i dont know about you, but i still have to clear cache after each youtube video i watch.
otherwise i get unknown error.
do you know any permanent fix for this?
using iceweasel 4 b5 from debian.mozilla.net and latest gnash from sid. |
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Posted: 28.09.2010, 09:39
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Talking about flash replacement.
Anyone tried lightspark?
Does any of these flash alternative work with grooveshark.com?
As soon as I have some time I'll give it a try myself, if no one has already done.
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Posted: 28.09.2010, 10:24
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Lightspark- and Gnash-plugins can and should be used together, side by side. They do have different features, usually Lightspark with the more modern approach will jump in first, and hand over to Gnash where it does not succeed. We will see more improvements from both groups, and it will not take long for the duo to fully replace the closed source commercial product all together. Your milage might vary, very much depending on the code quality at sites you visit, though.
Lanzi, probably the most elegant, slim and fast approach to create galleries is CSS, some of the best examples here: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/menu/
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Posted: 28.09.2010, 19:58
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@Slam
Thanks for the Link Chris, I will check it out. unfortunatly I had/have a veeeery busy week...
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and it will not take long for the duo to fully replace the closed source commercial product all together.
hehe.. This is really what I am waiting for! Another one of the old-way (proprietary) tools, that will be gone forever from my computer. It is always astonishing to follow the power of open sorce software! |
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Posted: 28.09.2010, 20:13
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Posted: 28.09.2010, 21:43
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@ Lanzi
here you can find some php/css photogalleries that need no database (mysql)
http://litecms.altervista.org/?Photogallery
It's in italian, but I think that google might do a good job translating it, and probably the only thing you need to know is that "Anteprima" means preview
@slam, is there a how-to for installing (and configuring/using) both gnash and lightspark? once installed, how can I chose which one to use?
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Posted: 29.09.2010, 06:30
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Posted: 29.09.2010, 06:42
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Posted: 29.09.2010, 15:44
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@Slam: Kallery is not bad at all... Looks a bit old fashioned... and I have to click for every single pic...
In fact I need to explore it. 
I really look for something, that generates a gallerie, like simpleviewer-plugin under gwenview (or porta), that I can manually upload to my ftp.
The second link (tutplus) looks also promising! Thanks.
I also tested lightspark... until now, I do not see much difference, but time will tell |
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Posted: 30.09.2010, 02:44
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slam wrote:
Code:
apt-get update
apt-get purge flashplugin-nonfree
apt-get install gnash
apt-get install browser-plugin-lightspark -t experimental
And follow the trouble shooter here: http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/lights ... leshooting
Greetings,
Chris
Urgg, for some reason whey I type in "apt-get install browser-plugin-lightspark -t experimental" I get the following message:
Code:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package browser-plugin-lightspark
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