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Adobe AIR: Linux Alpha Released
31.Mar.08 | Leave a Comment
Looks like Adobe AIR really will be truly cross platform soon with the announcement of the Linux Alpha version today.
Dire warnings apply:
The Adobe AIR for Linux alpha is *not* feature complete. AIR applications that run on the Mac and Windows version may not run on the Linux alpha depending on the features used by that [...]
Adobe AIR 1.0 — Still No Linux
25.Feb.08 | 2 Comments
Adobe AIR 1.0 has been released. Still Windows and Mac and English only. Still no Linux. Pfooey.
Upcoming versions are expected to be available for Linux and other languages.
Wonder how long it is for “upcoming?”
andLinux Quick Look
22.Feb.08 | 5 Comments
This will be a very quick look since I can’t get it to properly run, but conceptually I think andLinux could be pretty sweet. What is it?
andLinux is a complete Ubuntu Linux system running seamlessly in Windows 2000 based systems (2000, XP, 2003, Vista [32-bit only]). This project was started for Dynamism for the GP2X [...]
Getting Flash to Work With Prism in Linux
19.Jan.08 | 2 Comments
I’ve mentioned a few times that I like to use Mozilla’s Prism to run some of my web applications. Today I attempted to get Google Talk going in Prism on my little Linux Xubuntu laptop and hit some challenges.
Specifically, no Flash.
That’s odd. On my Windows machines Prism runs Flash stuff just fine. But hey, Linux [...]
Friday Night Highlights
11.Jan.08 | 3 Comments
A Friday night after 8 PM and I’m still sitting at work. I’ve been doing some server maintenance and “after hours” network maintenance — along with just generally killing time — while a steam cleaning crew works over the carpets. It was a big week here; I got to put down the keyboard and use [...]
