There have been some improvements on this front since my last post. Adobe’s pre-release flash player 9 update has the smurf effect color problem fixed, and Tobias Oetiker has made a libflashsupport patch that uses the $AUDIODEV environment variable. I have tested both of these on Ubuntu Feisty and Gibon and everything works as it should. My thanks to Adobe and Tobias for making the load averages on my Sun Ray servers increase.
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I too have a similar situation, but just for home use. I’m running Feisty and install Flash 9 from your link. Smurfing is solved. Now audio. I compiled and install the libflashsupport. No sound still. When you do a “ldd libflashplayer.so” do you see it depending on the libflashsupport.so? I don’t. Maybe the Flash 9 from the link is newer (a release?). I downloaded the Flash 9 from the normal flash site and files are the same as the Lab site. Could you download the flash found from your link above and verify that it works still or has not changed from what you downloaded a month ago?
Thanks,
Scott
Link | December 2nd, 2007 at 12:09 pm
# zpool create … » Flash 10 on Sun Ray wrote:
[...] again I’m revisiting the state of Flash support running under Sun Ray software. My previous post showed there had been improvements made on this front. How are things doing over a year [...]
Link | December 12th, 2008 at 12:44 pm