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:NewsForge: GPLFlash Lives Again
NewsForge: GPLFlash Lives Again
Jun 3, 2005, 04 :00 UTC (3 Talkback[s]) (6921 reads)

(Other stories by Jem Matzan)

"The original GPLFlash project, which was meant to bring to GNU/Linux the ability to play Macromedia Flash movies, stalled when Macromedia released a 32-bit binary Flash Player for Linux. Because of that, and because of a lack of development help, the last significant update to GPLFlash was in June 2000. But in the past year there has been a surge in developer interest in the GPLFlash project, and now it's back, with greater stability and fewer bugs. Unfortunately, it would take a complete rewrite of GPLFlash to play the vastly different Flash 6 and Flash 7 file formats. That's why GPLFlash2 is now under development, with the goal of being a fully Flash 7-compliant replacement for the restrictively licensed Macromedia Flash Player and browser plugin..."

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Jonathan Bartlett
Jun 3, 2005, 05:56:09
 
Adblock within Flash - how that would be ...   What would be cool ...   
Richard
Jun 3, 2005, 12:25:54
 
The Macromedia flash player plugin is so ...   I would like that   
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