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Re: NetBSD vs. FreeBSD
,--- I/Alex (Sun, 08 Feb 2009 13:48:23 -0500) ----*
| For reference, how the problem was solved in FreeBSD:
| * About four months ago `linux-flashplugin-9' was added to the ports
| tree -- and the sound of cheer was overwhelming :-)
|
| It works perfectly (still with no sound, though, if I am not
| mistaken) in opera and linux-opera.
|
,--- You/Pouya (Sun, 8 Feb 2009 20:24:07 +0100) ----*
| NetBSD can also run Linux binaries. On my NetBSD/amd64 -current
| system I use ns-flash-9.0.124 from pkgsrc with a pre-release version
| of Opera 10.00 in Linux compatibility mode (not from pkgsrc; pkgsrc
| Opera also works though).
As I am pondering some use of NetBSD, this is very helpful.
| I have had to manually kill Opera's plugin wrapper
| (operapluginwrapper) at times,
I do this all the time (even wrote a script for it) :-(
| but overall I would say that this combination works relatively well
Good to know!..
| (sound works too).
Even better...
| I briefly tried to get version 10 of Adobe's Flash plugin for Linux to
| work in compatibility mode, but AFAICR it depended on some libraries
| that were not included in pkgsrc's Linux compat libraries (those
| packages seem somewhat old BTW, although this was virtually the only
| instance I ran into problems because of this).
Thanks a lot -- this is another reason for me to try NetBSD!
-- Alex -- alex-goncharov%comcast.net@localhost --
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