how to configure f4l (flash for linux)

ctdarksilver · 10-11-2006, 02:39 AM

I have downloaded the debian package f4l_0.2-1_i386.deb, while I dpkg -i, it shows it requires libqt3c102-mt version 3:3.3.4, which is uninstallable. I searched package database but only libqt3-mt version 3:3.3.6, not libqt3c102-mt.
I dpkg --install --force-all it, it can be installed and run, but cannot do anything like open fla files, create new project, etc.
anyone know how to make f4l work on kubuntu? or is there any other altenatives to this?

IndyGunFreak · 10-11-2006, 03:26 AM

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Originally Posted by ctdarksilver

I have downloaded the debian package f4l_0.2-1_i386.deb, while I dpkg -i, it shows it requires libqt3c102-mt version 3:3.3.4, which is uninstallable. I searched package database but only libqt3-mt version 3:3.3.6, not libqt3c102-mt.
I dpkg --install --force-all it, it can be installed and run, but cannot do anything like open fla files, create new project, etc.
anyone know how to make f4l work on kubuntu? or is there any other altenatives to this?

If I understand your post, you're trying to install Flash Player.... Just download it directly from Adobe...

http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/downl...h&promoid=BIOW

Or are you trying to do something else? I've never heard of f4l, sorry if this is off base or not helpful.

IGF

ctdarksilver · 10-11-2006, 06:04 AM

maybe I didn't make myself clear, I am installing f4l (a Macromedia Flash 8 clone, or Flash MX, whatever, in Linux).

IndyGunFreak · 10-11-2006, 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by ctdarksilver

maybe I didn't make myself clear, I am installing f4l (a Macromedia Flash 8 clone, or Flash MX, whatever, in Linux).

I guess I've just not ran into anything that Flash 7 will not play.

Sorry I couldn't be more help

Good luck

IGF