by Mike Melanson

Created

February 24, 2010

The third beta of Adobe Flash Player 10.1 (designated 10.1.51.95) is available for download in labs, including 32-bit Linux.

COMMENTS

  • By Benjamin Kahn - 5:56 PM on March 10, 2010  

    Is there a good place to file bugs? I’ve noticed that the Linux version of Flash only looks in /etc/ssl/certs for system certificates. But that location is only valid on Debian. Certs should be found in /etc/pki/tls/certs as well.[ https://bugs.adobe.com/flashplayer/ ; thanks. -Mike M. ]

  • By James - 10:41 PM on May 11, 2010  

    Will Flash on Linux support Adobe® Flash® Access™?[ Yes. -Mike M. ]

  • By Peter - 8:51 AM on June 13, 2010  

    What the heck has gone with the 64-bit Linux version? You guys are really weird. Haven’t come up with the release in such a long time, and now have even closed the development. Wish you luck with your rewrite, or whatever.

  • By Maxim - 3:45 PM on June 13, 2010  

    So once again 64 bit is forgotten?What is going on?

  • By joejoe - 8:08 PM on June 13, 2010  

    What happened with the 64 bit development? Dead project? Adobe thinks there’s no need for 64 bit computing?

  • By arbitrary - 11:20 PM on June 15, 2010  

    Will you at least please release a fix for the critical security vulnerability in the latest (well, all) 64-bit flash player, so that we may use it?

  • By shaborb - 12:45 PM on June 17, 2010  

    64-BIT NOW!!!1!!

  • By Peter - 11:14 PM on June 17, 2010  

    Please fix the vulnerability in t he last 64-bit player!