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Sorry for my ignorance, but I've checked the site you gave me and it worked correctly with Mozilla Firebird. I don't remember installing Shockware plugins, but I did, installed flash. Would that be the same thing? Because if it is, you can get it from here:
Distribution: Gentoo, Slackware 9.1, Slackware 8.1, Mac OS X (if it counts...)
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Tjenis...
Probably flash and shockwave are'nt the same thing... I have the flash plugin installed, but the site Tinkster reffered to does'nt have any dounloads supporting shockwave in linux...
There is a codeweavers product "crossover" ( see <http://www.codeweavers.com/products/crossover/> ) which will run Windows pluggins in linux mozilla using the 'wine' technology. There currently want US$34.94, which they say they use to supprot continued development of wine.
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