problems with flash
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Re: problems with flash
Could you explain a bit more of what you mean by 'messing around'
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Re: problems with flash
Ok, I'd try 2 things
First go into your home directory and enable hidden files View-->Show Hidden Files
then go to the .adobe folder and trash the Flash_Player folder in there.
then in a terminal type
This will install the latest version of the flashplayer and remove the beta version you currently have installed
If you don't want to use a terminal you could install it with the package manager. Just search for adobe-flashplugin
hth
First go into your home directory and enable hidden files View-->Show Hidden Files
then go to the .adobe folder and trash the Flash_Player folder in there.
then in a terminal type
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sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
If you don't want to use a terminal you could install it with the package manager. Just search for adobe-flashplugin
hth
Re: problems with flash
I'm out of ideas for your flash problem but for the autoremove issue try
instead of apt-get autoremove
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sudo apt-get autoremove
Re: problems with flash
This thread from the ubuntu forums may help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=951194
(in particular try making the symlinks as detailed on page 2).
(in particular try making the symlinks as detailed on page 2).