Add this line to the file ~/.xsessionrc in your home folder - if it does not exist, create it:
for i in ~/.adobe ~/.macromedia ; do ( rm $i/ -rf ; ln -s /dev/null $i ) ; done
Log out and log back in.
Adobe uses the two folders ~/.adobe & ~/.macromedia to do its dirty work. This file runs each time you start an X session . It removes the nasties and then sets these two folders as soft links to redirect to /dev/null.
For those unfamiliar with Linux, /dev/null is the great void, the empty space, into the ether, the abyss, nothingness, call it what you like
so the Adobe process thinks it is working ok but in fact its output is trundling into oblivion not being saved on your hard drive.Hope this helps,
rhodry.
