How would I install the flash player from an F12-KDE daily release ?

[linux guy]

I am thinking of buying a netbook for a project I am working on.

I need to find out (in the store) if they have enough grunt to play a
YouTube video or a 720 or 1080 HD video file.

Some of the netbook processors and video cards are relatively new.
Because of this, I need to test them with the F12 live release rather
than the early F11 KDE release.

Is there an F11-KDE respin live release that includes all of the most
recent updates ?

If I am running an F12 KDE daily release, how would I go about
installing the flash player given that the flash components don't appear
to be in the F12 repositories ?

Thanks

[Rex Dieter]

Linuxguy123 wrote:

>  Is there an F11-KDE respin live release that includes all of the
> most
>  recent updates ? 
I've been tardy to create such a beast.  soonish.

>  If I am running an F12 KDE daily release, how would I go about
>  installing the flash player given that the flash components don't appear
>  to be in the F12 repositories ? 
The usual way,
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Flash

-- Rex

[Arthur Pemberton]

On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 9:09 PM, Rex Dieter <rdieter(a)math.unl.edu&gt; wrote:
>  Linuxguy123 wrote:
>
> > Is there an F11-KDE respin live release that includes all of the most
> > recent updates ? 

I finally upgraded to F11 last weekend, can't say that there are that
many updates for the KDE spin yet.


-- 
Fedora 10
(www.pembo13.com)

[Kevin Kofler]

Linuxguy123 wrote:
>  If I am running an F12 KDE daily release, how would I go about
>  installing the flash player given that the flash components don't appear
>  to be in the F12 repositories ? 
Of course they're not. They aren't in ANY Fedora repositories. Fedora does 
not ship proprietary software!

        Kevin Kofler

[Eric Springer]

On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 10:57 AM, Linuxguy123 <linuxguy123(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote:
>  I need to find out (in the store) if they have enough grunt to play
> a
>  YouTube video or a 720 or 1080 HD video file. 
Grab one of the nightly builds of F12 and use the live usb creator to
put it on a usb. And then install flash like normal

[Petrus de Calguarium]

Linuxguy123 wrote:

>  I need to test them with the F12 live release rather
>  than the early F11 KDE release.
>  
>  Is there an F11-KDE respin live release that includes  
all of the most recent
updates ?

This must be a typo! You want to test them with F12, 
so why would you want a F11 respin? I think you 
provided a link on alt.fedoraproject.org a couple of 
days ago for just such a disk?

>  If I am running an F12 KDE daily release, how would I  
go about
installing the flash player

You get flash from adobe.com.

I definitely advise testing with F12, as 
X/Mesa/DRI/Kernel-based Mode Setting/Intel, possibly 
other graphic drivers are ƑƱƆƙƏƉ in F11.