[ Thanks to Steven J.
Vaughan-Nichols for this link. ]
“The first beta of Adobe Flash Player 9 for Linux has arrived
early. Adobe’s main goal was to create a player that is
feature-comparable to its Windows and Mac OS versions. Unlike Flash
7 for Linux, this version is also meant to have proper audio/video
synchronization.“While still only a beta, the new Flash Player appears to have
achieved most, if not all, of its goals…”
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