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There are people who use it because they don't know better, and they would care if it suddenly didn't work.
Then there's its use by Windows Update.
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64 bit Flash finally here
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There are people who use it because they don't know better, and they would care if it suddenly didn't work.
Then there's its use by Windows Update.
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Finally!! No more crashing npviewer.bin issues. That was never really was stable for me.
Did they fix that dangummit menu issue?
Did they fix that dangummit menu issue?
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Menus on the tops of some web pages is hidden behind flash content. Pretty much makes that menu useless. Menus work great when the flash does not hide it.
One example of a number of sites I have issues on.
One example of a number of sites I have issues on.
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You know, I was really wondering if you were going to say that. I've had that problem forever. I never heard of anyone else having it. It's annoying as hell. I end up just clicking on the menu heading usually since you cannot see the menus.
Is this a Linux flash issue, or a 64 bit issue? Or a firefox issue? Or AMD? Or nVidia?
Is this a Linux flash issue, or a 64 bit issue? Or a firefox issue? Or AMD? Or nVidia?
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Over and over it points to flash. The java package works great. Since without the flash hiding it. The menus just work.
I found it is both 32 bit and 64 bit. I have had this issue forever now. I don't use anything else but Gecko browsers. So I can't say if the KDE browsers or Opera suffers from it.
It overlays itself on top sort of like a layer floating above everything. It is actually a well known bug.
I found it is both 32 bit and 64 bit. I have had this issue forever now. I don't use anything else but Gecko browsers. So I can't say if the KDE browsers or Opera suffers from it.
It overlays itself on top sort of like a layer floating above everything. It is actually a well known bug.
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Menus on the tops of some web pages is hidden behind flash content. Pretty much makes that menu useless. Menus work great when the flash does not hide it.
One example of a number of sites I have issues on.
When I was addicted to Facebook, FB Chat would be hidden behind flash ads, too.
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I installed 10. No dice on fixing the issue of hidden menus. Least for me anyways.
It is faster loading youtube and some other flv site content. Maybe they will get around the issue in later builds before the final.
It is faster loading youtube and some other flv site content. Maybe they will get around the issue in later builds before the final.
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ya but then compare the number of windows users vs linux users and that avg windows users base who know what they are doing is now = to or greater then those linux users
either way glad they got it!
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ya but then compare the number of windows users vs linux users and that avg windows users base who know what they are doing is now = to or greater then those linux users
Nnnnnnnnnnnno. No, it's not. People who know what they're doing when they use Windows are rare indeed, considering that >=90% of the desktop space is owned by Windows, and that about 70% or more of those users are
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This thread has nothing to do with Windows, nor is it in a Windows subforum. Let's not drag it that way, please.
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I'm sorry for posting it in here, I could've swore there was another thread about flash 64bit not being support yet in 64bit windows.... I saw this thread from the "get new" button and didn't realize it was in the alt os section.
