The method proposed here uses Debian's Alternatives System which makes it possible to install latest Flash Player in a dedicated directory and switch between it or the default version installed from Debian repository (v10) if needed.
- Install flashplugin-nonfree (standard Debian repository) or flashplayer-mozilla (debian-miultimedia repository). This will install Flash Player 10.
- Download latest Flash Player for Linux from Adobe.
- Unpack it to /opt/flashplayer-11rc1 (or any other directory of your choice).
- Add entry for Flash Player 11 in the Alternatives System:
sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/flash-mozilla.so flash-mozilla.so /opt/flashplayer-11rc1/libflashplayer.so 0 - Switch between installed Flash Player versions (will launch interactive menu):
sudo update-alternatives --config flash-mozilla.so
8 comments:
It was very useful for me. It works.
Wreszcie jakiś prosty sposób na instalacje tego cholerstwa na debianie.
Byle tak dalej.
Works perfectly, thanks
"There is no program which provides flash-mozilla.so.
Nothing to configure."
this is saying terminal after the abovee steps.Anyone ,help?
:-(
Works perfectly with Firefox 12, Flash Player 11,2,202,235. Thanks a lot.
It works!! thx :)
i've used to do such way in early days of my gentoo learning, then i'd preferred using only ebuild, last time i'h been pushed to use debian stable - whats did appeared ? Debian is quite unfamiliar with non-free stuff, and i had to enable it's flash plugin thing to watch trailers in no time with above method only available .... Main purpose of this This way is to work on EVERY available 'nix system :) Cheers
Ca marche! Merci beaucoup!
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