Adobe flash 10 RC released for linux

http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2008/08/10rc1.html
YEAHHHHHHHHHH

skottish wrote:
fettouhi wrote:
Is it just me or flash gotten worse and worse since with the releases of the Flash 10 betas and now the RC? Most sites don't recognise that I have flash installed with the latest RC (from archlinux.fr repo) and I can't visit blabbermouth.net anymore (haven't been able to since the stable Flash 9). Under windows flash runs so much better, why does Adobe put a plugin for Linux when it is so buggy and crashy?
Regards
André
I checked blabbermouth.net and Flash is working fine for me. I've seen nothing but memory and performance improvements with Flash with every release. I have yet to find a page that didn't recognize Flash 10, but my Flash usage is fairly limited.
I just figured out that Adblock Plus was causing the crashes so I uninstalled it. Flash 10 RC seems pretty good at the moment.
Regards
André

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I would recommend all users having problems try the above solution first.
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I would also recommend you download Shockwave Player 11.
IE8 has tried this as well, but it still has a couple bugs in it.
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Your auto-updater built into windows (If you even have it on) doesn't always pull down every update available for your computer. It only pulls down the manditory ones.
Sometimes you HAVE to go to the website and manually get them yourself. I recommend when you go to the website, you click on custom install and pick every last one of them to install, which includes, hardware and software fixes for your computer.
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The fact is the computer world is changing so rapidly that everyone can't keep up. You have to check for updates weekly.
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ここで質問していいのかわかりませんが間違ってたらすみません。
Ａｎｄｒｏｉｄ用にＦｌａｓｈＣＳ５を使ってなにか作ってみたいなと思い、いろいろ調べていたのですが
スレッド名にも書いていますがAdobe Flash Professional CS5 Extension for AIR 2.5というのを
ＡｄｏｂｅＬａｂｓからダウンロードしてきて・・・という方法が比較的簡単そうに思えたので
それをＡｄｏｂｅＬａｂｓなどで検索したのですがダウンロードの項目がありません。
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という文が表示されていたのですが、もうＣＳ５用にAdobe Flash Professional CS5 Extension for AIR 2.5というのは配布されないということでしょうか？
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