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No, that's not enough. You only have non-free enabled for the unofficial deb-multimedia repository. And you don't even have the main repository enabled at all, only the updates. No wonder you don't find much available.
my internet provider's IP is blacklisted in HoneyPot or some other database; they give their clients dynamically assigned IPs from their pool but the world sees me as as a bad guy with wrongdoer's IP (well, that's how I understand the situation).
As a result the URL you proposed always meets me with "Forbidden!' page.
linuxquestions.org policy is more human and they allow me come here after additional 'whitewashing' login.
I can't change the provider, they are the only ones around here and they don't care for my inconveniences.
Anyway, I do appreciate you link even if I can't use it. You're a very kind individual.
thank you again.
No, that's not enough. You only have non-free enabled for the unofficial deb-multimedia repository. And you don't even have the main repository enabled at all, only the updates. No wonder you don't find much available.
A lot of people don't like Chrome's overly agressive statistics collections, and anayone running 32-bit can't install chrome anymore. Chromium solves both issues, and in my little experience (I only have it on 1 pc), it works fine with everything I've thrown at it.
you anticipated my answer to mr.d.poston,
I don't care for statistics collection, it's just I can't find chrome for my 32-bit PC.
sorry, I apologize for a misleading "oops".
As stated in my previous message I've installed the advised plugin
and Synoptic says that it is the latest version of
Code:
pepperflashplugin-nonfree 1.8.1
and now when at youtube instead of transient
Quote:
"you brouser doesn't support..."
(I couldn't read it till end - the message kept disappearing too fast)
there is a steady notification:
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