64 bit Firefox & Flash

[Gregory Maxwell]

On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 6:28 PM, John Summerfield
<debian at herakles.homelinux.org> wrote:
> The original poster suggests, "Flash compatibility
> should be installed by default."
>
> I suggest Fedora is an ideal platform to test this (lots of users, nobody
> should be too surprised when things break), so why not install it whenever
> firefox, konqueror, seamonkey or epiphany is installed as part of the
> initial install or a later group install?

Do many users have a use for flash with no video/audio support, zero
possibility of video/audio support, and generally poor compatibility
otherwise?

(A genuine question… Gnash is hard work and I can't fault it for being
not terribly compatible (cause you know— flash ain't done till gnash
won't run) but while something is generally better than nothing, I
don't think flash that won't ever have video is something as far as
most users are concerned)