similar to: Shockwave in Firefox on Wine

Using Wine 1.1.18 Xubuntu and in Wine is use Opera, Firefox, Seemonkey even Ie4 6 5,5 and 5 When I visit the site (whit firefox , opera or seemonkey): http://www.dribbel.com/swGame.asp?menuCode=FM&gameCode=MT The folowing happens: " Adobe Shockwave Player is now installing" " Installing compatibility components" And that' s it , nothing happens further. Fire

I don't make that much use of Wine but do sometimes need real MS Word, and sometimes like to play some of the games on the shockwave.com site. However, there have been a number of upgrades recently to Wine and these have now stopped working with the following symptoms: Office: Running applications from an existing install says "This application must be installed to run. Please run Setup

For a long time now I've wanted to be able to watch videos. I've done the "try this!" and "try that!" method and it hasn't worked well. So I'm wondering if anyone running CentOS 5.5 has Shockwave on Firefox working. Currently it works for me with short videos-- up to two or three minutes long. However, when Shockwave is enabled, CPU usage jumps to 99%,

According to http://wiki.winehq.org/WineReleasePlan the new release date for Wine 1.0 is set to June 17. However the Firefox 3.0 release date is also set to June 17. http://developer.mozilla.org/devnews/index.php/2008/06/11/coming-tuesday-june-17th-firefox-3/ Their release is planned to be high profile and they even plan to set a Guinness world record for downloads in a single day!

There was a time when I managed to get Office 2000 (or those parts of it I wanted) and Shockwave both installed in wine, using winetools. However, under later versions, that is not suitable. I am wondering if anyone has yet succeeded. My specific problems: Office installer: when I get to the part where I choose the required components, the icon to indicate the installation type selected for

I'm having an issue with workstation opening pdf's with firefox. I have the adobe plugin installed and enabled in firefox but firefox will only let me save the file. Under applications I have tried using the doc reader and adobe to associate pdf's with firefox with no luck. I am running firefox 3.0.4. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you -- Bo Lynch

How do I get a flash plugin to work with firefox? I thought that I installed it correctly, but I have yet to see any flash videos through firefox. I keep being told that I need an additional plugin. When I folow directions, I'm told I already have it? At least once, I was told I needed to upgrade. In case it helps, here is the output of yum provides '*flash*' | grep -e lash -e dobe

Hi there, OK I thought I had this problem solved last week. Last week with help from this list, we installed the flash player on my Centos 5 desktop machine. But now when I go to cnbc, I am getting that same problem when trying to view vids on their site. So I click the icon where the empty video frame is to install the plugin, the "no suitable plugins were found" box come comes up

Firstly, I apologise for the blatant help me nature of this question but time is really against me and I wondered if any experienced Linux/Wine users would be able to give me some basic pointers from their own experiences. I have built 2 very budget PCs for my kids (8+5) running Ubuntu 10.04 x32. Both have good Nvidia graphics and can play HD video. In fact everything is tip top apart from Web

I have achieved much of what I wanted to achieve using Wine, with one exception. I was hoping to be able to use Shockwave content, but despite installing Firefox and the Shockwave plugin, it does not work - it seems to stop after the promotional film before the actual requested content. I know there are "pay" solutions to this problem, but was wondering if anyone had found a free

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm looking for an Ogg/Vorbis player in Macromedia Flash, for embedding into webpages. I discovered a Java-based player but it's a non-starter. If people have to install things, it's over. They already have flash because almost every website on the damned Internet requires it these days. What I need is an Ogg Vorbis player written in

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I'm looking for an Ogg/Vorbis player in Macromedia Flash, for embedding into webpages. I discovered a Java-based player but it's a non-starter. If people have to install things, it's over. They already have flash because almost every website on the damned Internet requires it these days. What I need is an Ogg Vorbis player written in

My daughter likes to play games on noggin.com and nickjr.com. The problem is that some of them will play with Flash 9, which I have installed, but many require Shockwave, which doesn't exist for Linux. Is there any way to get a shockwave plugin to work with Firefox 2.0 and a 2.6.x kernel. My daughter would really appreciate it, and so would I! Marc Shapiro

I am having a hell of a time getting adobe flash to work on a recent 5.2 install. >From rpm install: Running firefox as root -- I have verified there is a symlink in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins that points to the actual plugin located in /usr/lib/flash-plugins nada. SoI then copied the plugin directly into /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins and eliminated the symlink from the equation. nada. I then

On 04/26/2016 12:03 AM, Andreas Benzler wrote: > Hello every one I installed the official > flash plugin from adobe > > About Plugins tells me: > > Datei: libflashplayer.so > Pfad: /usr/lib64/flash-plugin/libflashplayer.so > Version: 11.2.202.577 > Status: Aktiviert (STATE_VULNERABLE_UPDATE_AVAILABLE) > Shockwave Flash 11.2 r202 > > But

Hello Andreas, On Tue, 26 Apr 2016 09:03:12 +0200 Andreas Benzler <andreas at benzlerweb.de> wrote: > Hello every one I installed the official > flash plugin from adobe > > About Plugins tells me: > > Datei: libflashplayer.so > Pfad: /usr/lib64/flash-plugin/libflashplayer.so > Version: 11.2.202.577 > Status: Aktiviert

I'm trying to get the Windows/Mac application Lexialearning to run under mint linux (elyssa). I installed Wine 1.0, installed Lexia, tried to run it. It wanted Shockwave. Adobe won't let me have shockwave because I don't have a browser they support, but I got the installer (for shockwave 11) from download.com. I ran the installation program, it asked what language I want to use

Please reply hi i have wine-1.0-rc3 on shockwave.com with firefox it runs only one 3D game burni--3(oh i forget the name) up to Players name and on all other shows installing shockwave what i do for run them all on firefox(exe) at linux Suse 11.0

Hey, I am using CentOS-3 as a desktop distribution. With the exception of fewer red hats and some different logos, it looks exactly like RedHat 9 to me. The problem is some web sites do not work right, as there is no Shockwave Flash player and Java support seems to be a problem. For some web sites, I have to used Windows. I prefer not to download and install something that YUM could not

subject says most.. I DO have ie working with shockwave, it's just that it's a bit slow... i suspect native opera and native firefox will be faster if wine only have to emulate the shockwave/windows plugin part? How would i go about making this reality? i know that konqueror has this functionality? i don't want to use konqueror though... Thanks.