Favorite OS?

[ewomack]

Ok, I guess I haven't been looking hard enough for the Linux Flash... thanks for the info; someone will be going on a treasure hunt very soon.

Thanks.

 

[Jordie]

Ok, I guess I haven't been looking hard enough for the Linux Flash... thanks for the info; someone will be going on a treasure hunt very soon.

Thanks.

You could just download a distribution such as Fedora (I would pick Fedora if you are new to Linux) and then install it and once that's done go to http://www.macromedia.com and hit the download button on the download flash page. It will detect you are on Linux and give you the proper file.

Jordan

 

[ewomack]

Ah! I understand the confusion now... I wasn't talking about the Flash plugin, I was talking about the full, out-of-the-box Flash MX 2004 version that now costs about $500 ($200 for an upgrade). The actual Flash studio with which one makes Flash files.

I should've been more specific, sorry.

Thanks.

 

[iamroot]

Try WINE... I heard it works.

 

[135791]

yes Linux can do everything windows can

its just alittle more complicated to do

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

Eitherway, Windows is the best

'Tis Aesthetically Superior, at least

 

[SocK_MaN]

Eitherway, Windows is the best

'Tis Aesthetically Superior, at least

If i knew what that meant i would have a better opinion

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

Aesthetically is Visually

 

[SocK_MaN]

Aha ty.
Yer i agree windows is aesthetically superior.

 

[Lord Kalthorn]

And Superior for the GUI, and Superior for Ease of Use, and Superior for Technology, and Superior for Availablility, and Superior for Support...