Native Reader for x86_64 Linux ?

Is there any hope for a native x86_64 Linux Reader?
64 bit Flash Player works fine allready.
(see http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/64bit.html)
I would love to remove all 32bit compatibility libraries from my machine.

^Never like those instructions as they are most suited for Windows and not Mac and Linux especially. There is also no installer on Mac and Linux.
The issue may be due to you using 32-bit Firefox 25.0 instead of 64-bit Firefox 25.0. If using 32-bit Firefox you need 32-bit Plugins, not 64-bit.
The 64-bit Linux build of Firefox 25.0 can be found at
http://download.cdn.mozilla.net/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/25.0/linux-x86_64/ Just pick your language.
Mozilla only lists the 32-bit Linux releases on mozilla.org

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The 32 bit .deb file does not install on 64 bit ubuntu systems. Let me know
if there is a trick to getting the 32 bit .deb file to install on 64 bit
systems.
Why was the 64 bit Acrobat created for Windows 7? The reasons would be the
same for Linux. The 64 bit Acrobat would allow working with very large pdf
files.
Kind regards,
Ralph Navarro

New Aobe reader for Linux

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From here: ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/unix/9.x/9.5.5/enu/

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Hello...I am Newbie..,I want used Linux ubuntu ..,but What Adobe reader support to my Linux ubuntu..?? thanks..

Check in Synaptic OR Software Centre that the 'partner' software repository is enabled.
At terminal type:
(if required) update your system
~: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade <Enter>
install latest Acrobat Reader (for Ubuntu Linux), AND font packs
~: sudo apt-get install acroread acroread-fonts <Enter>
Then look for in applications menu OR under 'Dash', for Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric).

11.1.0.6.0 instant client for x86_64?

hy,
since some day's the 11.1.0.6.0 for x86 linux is out. I need the DRCP Feature for PHP and I didn't want install the big client on every server.
My Problem is that I have an x86_64 system running. Does anybody know where I can find an 11.1.0.6.0 instant client for x86_64 linux?

Like you've said, the release for Linux x86 platform is out. The Database products was recently released for Linux x86-64, so I guess we can just wait and see. You could check the IC downloads pages until it happens:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/tech/oci/instantclient/index.html
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Where's Flash Player 9 for my x86_64 linux?

I'm waiting for that plugin for so long. I can't view
anything it's made in Flash 8 or 9. Last days, you finally release
player for x86 linux, but what about 64 bit?? Why are you release
player's for Windows so quickly and make Linux users wait. Are they
better or what??

You still need a 32-bit browser to use Flash Player because
the library is compiled for the 32-bit ABI. This shouldn't be a
problem if you use a standards compliant distro. The x86_64
architecture is a multilib architecture. Ergo, if you are using a
standards compliant distro, it will support both the 32-bit and
64-bit ABI side-by-side. There's really no reason to provide a
64-bit version when the 32-bit version works just fine.
Here are two ways to get Flash Player 9 installed on the
x86_64 architecture. You can apply this
patch
to the installer before executing. Or you can edit the installer
script and comment out the line that causes it to exit. Look for
this section in the installer (around line 250) and comment out the
exit_cpu $TEMPARCH line.
i[3456]86)
ARCH=i386
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esac
The installer is being too stringent in excluding the x86_64
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Sound in PDFs not playing - suse - latest Reader for linux (7.0.9?)

I have a pdf that has sound files incorporated into it somehow and I can't get them to play. I am using the latest available adobe reader for linux and I have suse linux, I forget what version but not too old. When I click on the link for the sound, absolutely nothing happens. I know it does work because it works at work on Vista. I am not sure whether there are actual sound files in there or if they are links to files on the internet. I suspect maybe they are links because it also will not work in windows XP with Reader 8 on a computer not connected to the internet. However, I have been able to find no information on this, so I don't have a clue.
Is sound in pdfs a Reader 8 only feature? Does it just not work in Linux? Is there any way to be able to listen to those audio clips?

So you mean there is a release coming out that will solve my problem? Does anyone know when?
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AIR isn't supported on desktop Linux anymore. AIR 2.6 is the last supported version, so native extensions are not possible on Linux. You can find this announcement buried in this article: http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2011/06/adobe-air-and-linux-increasing-distribution-on- devices.html

I have downloader adobe reader for linux. How do I install it?

I have downloaded adobe reader for linux. How do I install it and set it up?

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Adobe Reader for Linux 64bits

We would be greatly interested in a amd64 version for Debian and I coud'ant find Adobe Reader for download.
May I dream with this package?
Nós utilizamos Debian 64bits (amd64) em nossas estações e gostaríamos de poder contar com o Adobe Reader.
Podemos aguardar a liberação deste pacote, ou a Adobe não pretende produzir uma versão para estes S.O. ?

Hello Sousa,
64-bit native version of Acroread is currently not available (see point 6 in the FAQs page http://blogs.adobe.com/acroread/2007/09/adobe_reader_811_faqs.html). We will let the user community know if in case there's such a plan in the future.
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Reader for 64 bit Linux

Why is there not a 64-bit version of Reader for Linux?
I find this absolutely ridiculous and unexpected from
a large company like Adobe.
All new desktop and laptop processors are 64-bit nowadays.
Nobody would install a 32-bit OS (for x86 ofcourse, but even arm is getting to 64-bits soon...).
The effort needed to provide an 64-bit version along with a 32-bit one is virtually nonexistent.
There are people that don't want to or don't need to have two (32 and 64) versions of all their shared libraries or have to cross-compile some of their libraries to support old legacy applications.
Or is Reader nowadays an old legacy application?
Come on Adobe give us a break.

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PDB reader for linux

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By "reader" i mean not actually reader but something that can open/edit this kind of files.
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Oracle 11gR2 certification for Oracle Linux 6

Hello,
According to Oracle documentation, database certification and support for Oracle 11gR2 under Oracle Linux starts with 11.2.0.3.
I was wondering if this might have anything to do with the i386 software prerequisites. Speaking of Oracle 11gR2 x86_64, the need for i386 libraries was removed with 11gR2 11.2.0.2. Or in other words, one can go straight to 11.2.0.2 without the need to install any 32-bit libraries.
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I was afraid of that. Since the question is Oracle Linux 6 specific, I thought I'd try my luck here, thinking that if I get an answer, then probably here. Maybe it was not very realistic to get an answer anyway.
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I'm though I could post the patch. I guess it might make those people happy who do not have access to Oracle support and download 11.2.0.3. The patch will allow them to use the 11gR2 OTN version and install it under Oracle Linux 6. It won't be certified, but it is good enough for the purpose of education.
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First see the document I linked about creating a local yum mirror (How to Create a Local Yum Repository for Oracle Linux). I very strongly recommend setting this up so your systems can get other updates besides bash.
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Is there a FireFox 10 version for x86_64?

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So it seems that the answer is NO, for the time being at least. :-(
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