by Ashutosh Sharma

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Created

November 17, 2008

Based on community feedback, a pre-release version of native 64-bit Flash Player 10 is now available on Adobe Labs (x86-64, Linux).
Check out the announcement on the Linux Flash Player blog!

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  • By Prudhvi Krishna Surapaneni - 5:33 AM on November 18, 2008   Reply

    Will there ever be a Flash for FreeBSD 32 or 64 bit.
    Thanks,
    Prudhvi

  • By Ashutosh Sharma - 8:04 PM on December 3, 2008   Reply

    @Prudhvi
    You could post this query on the Flash Player blog at http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/

  • By Jos Joslyn - 7:50 AM on April 13, 2009   Reply

    Adobe are one of the last ‘big’ software organisations to come to the ’64bit party’. We have been waiting for a native 64bit flashplayer plugin for 3 years or more. On Mac OS X they were one of the last to support the OS on Intel – not even making it to the launch party.
    I don’t believe the developers at Adobe really have any idea what they are doing when it comes to support current hardware platforms – which incidently are increasingly needed for the ‘bloatware’ sold. CS4 is a HUGE undertaking for memory(both RAM & Video).

  • By Charlie Brannon - 11:20 PM on May 6, 2009   Reply

    I have a 64 bit system running Window Vista and cannot view, listen, or download any media. Is there now an Adobe Flashplayer for my system.
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    There isn’t a 64-bit flash player for Windows, if that’s what you’re asking. I’d encourage you to log a bug for the 32-bit player at http://www.adobe.com/go/wish
    - Ashutosh

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