Adobe is planning to end-of-life Flash
Now that's official
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This blog post is worth reading. |
it's Christmas already?
or it's a late 1st of april? |
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Yeah, this is inevitable. Good to see they gave it until 2020 and didn't rush into it as they did a few years ago by cancelling updates for the Linux flash plugin. |
I say: good riddance!
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It will be missed, I always loved flash .shrug
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Even when the audio was out of sync by a second on Linux? |
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Thanks for that bit of nostalgia ;) |
There are a ton of cheesy little flash games out there. There are three I'll personally miss.
I suppose it's like any other obsolete format .. those that are worth the effort will get ported forward while the rest fade into oblivion. |
Lightspark in time will be what should be used for those cheesy little flash games.
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This is just a part of the general industry wide move away from browser plugins. It's not Adobe suddenly waking up and realising that flash isn't so great...
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Not happening. Adobe has sung this song before, and Flash is still with us. I believe the best case scenario would be Flash getting rebranded for legacy support while the new name & downloads aren't advertised outside a very narrow niche. Home user? Sorry, no more flash downloads! Corporate user with some kind of flash widget needed on the intranet? Come this way...
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Had heard rumblings about FF and Chrome doing this, but am genuinely surprised MS is on board. Assuming browser vendors stick to the roadmap, that's very helpful in the long term. Still reasonably sure there's going to be something backdoor for a few who demand it, but the higher the bar for entry the better. |
Adobe Flash EOL? good that ancient browser plugin needs to die, it is 1990's tech that is vulnerable by its nature in that it is basically a binary blob you stick in a plugin directory, i will be glad to lay flowers on its casket at its funeral (and pee on its grave) flash is about 10 years beyond its lifespan, and thankfully HTML-5 is making Flash obsolete, let flash die a dignified death that is long overdue
oh yeah, how is slackware coming along, i hope it continues because systemD is really making a mess out of what Linux and the unix philosophy be what it is supposed to be, i want to see more non-systemd distros keep a live presence in the Linux community (i dont want to see non-systemd distros fall in to obscurity |
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