[WorldIndustries]

Okay... So I'm on the path of getting rid of Windows... And I'm having problems...

So, my Linux OS is Ubuntu... But it's the x64 archetcture... I try to install Flash via the console, but this appears...

ERROR: Your architecture, \'x86_64\', is not supported by the
Adobe Flash Player installer.

How the heck can I get Flash working? I don't see any x64 compatable Flash installers anywhere...

[macdude425]

http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowled...fm?id=6b3af6c9

Some of the good people at Short-Media Forums tell me this fix is a joke, but it's worth a try since there is no x64 Flash plugin.

[WorldIndustries]

Is this an uncommon x64 problem? I figured x64 Linux was just as compatable as x32... But now that I know this, I might go back to a 32-bit Ubuntu...


EDIT: Nevermind, I get it. This goes for ALL 64-bit OS's, I wasn't thinking.

[WorldIndustries]

My next question...

Where the heck am I gonna get a 32-bit Firefox for Linux?

Is the default installer on the site 32 bit?

[The General]

You need either a 32-bit chroot or 32-bit compatibility libraries. The chroot is much more stable.

[Enterpriser]

The chroot is much more stable.

I concur.

[WorldIndustries]

Screw that stuff... I don't even know what a chroot is :rolleyes:...


*Starts downloading 32-bit Ubuntu ISO*

[Enterpriser]

Screw that stuff... I don't even know what a chroot is ...

Or you could do that